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There are three ways you could do this:

1) There's an exporttable() command that allows you to export a node table (a Global Table or Label Table) to a CSV file. That CSV file can then be opened by Excel.

2) The second option is to use the excelmultitableexport() command. This does the same thing as pressing the Export Tables button on the Export tab of the Excel Interface. All tables that are checked will be exported when using this command. You can write some code to turn the tables on or off if you just need to export a subset of tables. Here's an example:

treenode excelAuto = model().find("Tools/ExcelAuto");
treenode exportTable = getvarnode(excelAuto, "exporttable");
exportTable.subnodes[1].find("Checked").value = 0; //Uncheck the first table
exportTable.subnodes[2].find("Checked").value = 1; //Check the second table
excelmultitableexport(); //Export the tables

3) The final option is to write a completely custom exporter. You can view a sample of this by going to the Custom tab of the Excel Interface and then under the Custom Export section, selecting the pick option Example Custom Export. Then view the code.