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# Export Event Data

## Overview

This document introduces how to obtain all event data that occurred on a specific date.

## Procedure

![Check the Export Event Data button](/files/oQFuYMdI7gf2NBukLo6I)

1. Click the **`𝌀` button** in the upper right area of the event list, then click **`Export Event Data`**.
2. A dialog for selecting a date appears. Select the desired date.
3. Click the **`Export`** button in the dialog.
4. An email containing a link to download the event data is sent.

## Notes

* Data for **all events** on the selected date is exported.
* Both the Development Environment and Production Environment are exported.
* While export is in progress, clicking the Export Event Data button again will not initiate a new export. Check the data from the previous export attempt first.


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