Disk Recon 14.1

CSV Reports

Every result set in Disk Recon can be exported to a CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file. CSV is a plain-text format understood by virtually every spreadsheet, database, and data-processing tool.

Press the Export to CSV button in the toolbar.

When to Use CSV

Excel — Import the CSV directly via File > Open or the Data > From Text/CSV wizard.
Scripting — Process the output with PowerShell, Python, or any tool that reads delimited text.
Databases — Load the data into SQL Server, Access, or any other system that supports CSV import.
Sharing — Send the file to colleagues who need the raw data without the Disk Recon application.

Format Notes

Each row in the CSV corresponds to one row in the result grid. The first row contains column headers. The delimiter is a comma. Text fields that contain a comma or a double-quote are enclosed in double quotes, with any internal double-quotes escaped as "" — standard RFC 4180 CSV format that Excel and most tools handle automatically.

Importing into Excel

In Excel, go to File → Open and select the CSV file, or use Data → Get Data → From Text/CSV for more control over column types.
Excel will auto-detect the comma delimiter and display the data in columns immediately.
File paths in the results are plain text strings — they will not be interpreted as hyperlinks unless you format them manually.

Other Export Formats

Disk Recon also supports Excel, HTML, plain text, and XML export.