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You can export the underlying data for any indicator as a CSV file. The export respects your current date range filter so you always get exactly the data that is visible in the chart.

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Exporting from the Opções panel

1

Open an indicator

Navigate to any indicator detail page by clicking a card in the catalog or search results.
2

Apply filters (optional)

Use the Ferramentas sidebar panel to set a start date, end date, or granularity before exporting. The CSV output reflects the current filtered view.
3

Click Exportar CSV

Open the Opções sidebar panel and click Exportar CSV. The browser downloads the file immediately.

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CSV file format

The exported file contains two columns: 
Date,Value
2023-01-01,124.5
2023-02-01,130.2
2023-03-01,118.9
ColumnDescription
DateThe date of the data point in ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD)
ValueThe numeric value for that date
The file is named {indicatorName}_data.csv where {indicatorName} is the name of the indicator.
The CSV export uses the same date range and granularity that are currently active in the Ferramentas panel. If you want to export the full unfiltered dataset, click Reset in the Ferramentas panel before exporting.

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Exporting per source

If an indicator has multiple data sources, you can export data from each source independently using the Sources table below the chart.
1

Scroll to the Sources table

Scroll below the chart and metadata panel to find the Sources table.
2

Click the CSV icon for a source

Each row in the table has a CSV export icon on the right. Click the icon to download data from that specific source.
Per-source files are named {sourceName}_data.csv where {sourceName} is the name of the linked resource.
Per-source exports are useful when you need to audit the raw data from a single provider without mixing data from other sources that may cover overlapping or different time periods.

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