Video: Export data from PostgreSQL table to Excel file in a few clicks

This video shows how to export data from PostgreSQL table to Excel file in a few clicks with Withdata DBToFile, or with the free Export PostgreSQL to Excel online tool. It covers the postgres table side and the Excel side.

Export PostgreSQL to Excel: what this does

This shows how to export a PostgreSQL table (or a query result) into an Excel workbook — handy when the people who need the data work in a spreadsheet rather than a database client. The video above is the full flow; the notes cover the PostgreSQL-to-Excel specifics.

Steps

  1. Open Withdata DBToFile and connect to PostgreSQL (host, port, database, user).
  2. Select the table, or use Query to export a filtered or joined result.
  3. Choose Excel as the destination format.
  4. Pick the output file and click Export. Each table or query can go to its own worksheet.
  5. Save the session to repeat the export on a schedule.

PostgreSQL to Excel: details worth knowing

FAQ

Can I export several tables into one workbook?
Yes — one worksheet per table or query.
Will accents and non-Latin text survive?
Yes; the workbook is written as UTF-8 so Excel shows the text correctly.
Can this run unattended?
Yes — save the session and trigger it from the command line or a scheduled task.

Prefer a step-by-step tool page? See Export PostgreSQL to Excel, or the app overview Withdata DBToFile.