From a chart to a working spreadsheet
The price-history chart gives you a quick view of recorded prices and the lowest observed amount. You can now download that view as CSV when you want to compare observations in a spreadsheet or keep a copy for your own review.
Open a price monitor, choose the series and time range, and select Download this view as CSV. It includes all runs in that view across the table’s pages, with exact amounts, currency, the saved threshold, UTC observation times and grouped capture counts.
Keep the evidence attached to the numbers
Accepted price captures can be recorded without triggering an alert. That makes the CSV useful for reviewing a price’s movement, rather than only the moments your rule matched.
Consecutive equal captures may be grouped into a run. Rows therefore do not represent equal durations or one check each. Runs crossing a selected period boundary are included in full, and capture counts can include earlier observations. Configuration and currency changes remain separate series.
The download reflects the observations currently loaded on the page. Refresh to include newly received checks. For Local monitors, timestamps show when PageFluxer accepted the observation; the export does not reconstruct an offline timeline.
Ask a question the history can answer
Start with a question such as “What was the lowest price we observed for this offer during this retained period?” Keep the offer, variant and currency consistent. Treat missing checks as gaps, and confirm the current offer before making a decision.
Price CSV downloads are available on every plan for retained Cloud and Local price observations. They do not extend server retention. Keep downloaded copies private, particularly when a label or captured price comes from an authorized signed-in source.
Follow the spreadsheet analysis guide for a worked example, or use the field reference to understand the download.