If you can write code, you may be able to create your own payment export system since it is a stand alone table. I don't think it would be that difficult for an experienced developer to hook into WordPress to solve your requirement. If you need a developer's help, here's where you can start: https://formidable-masterminds.com/developers-directory/
You might be on to something Jerry. I'd like to understand your demographic because it almost sounds like there could be a need for a small business owner reporting dashboard.
I also think you're on the money about export being a standard feature wherever data is displayed.
If all you need is what's in the payment table, then it should be a simple extract. If you need to tie it to form entry data, it won't be so simple because of the Formidable's metadata schema design.
Victor, I suppose it could be useful for a small business but we are a national membership association. I'm not sure of the posting guidelines here but some places don't allow posting of websites, so let me just say I am the webmaster for the United Sidecar Association (think motorcycles with sidecars). Google that. So we have a membership person, a treasurer, and a board of directors. The membership guy and the treasurer are not very technical and record payments into Quickbooks and a Microsoft Access database from emails received from Paypal. (!) Amazing in 2024, I know. I am trying to change that and move our processes to web-based and manageable using common plug-ins in WordPress. Also with the view that each of our roles must be kept as simple as possible for future people when we move on (everyone leaves their role eventually). So if I could export that payments list into a Google Sheet that is always current and shared with some key people we could generate useful pivot tables and graphs that would be informative and evergreen. So that's why I asked the question. To me it seems like an oversight that this is not already available. Finally, I remember reading an article about 30 years ago that basically said "All data eventually ends up in Excel." And that has proven true over time.
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