> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://info.annoto.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://info.annoto.net/personal-notes/export-the-notes.md).

# Export the Notes

Your personal notes can be exported to docx or xlsx,  directly from the menu (![](/files/pEWv5jhGuGH1hGpKYGdk)):

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Once you click on the “Export” button, you get to choose the format for exporting your personal notes (spreadsheet or document).

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If you're having trouble deciding - you may export to one format and then to the other. There is no limitation for the number of times a user exports.&#x20;

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Each file contains:

* Course name
* Video name
* A link to the video
* Video duration

The notes are sorted chronologically and for each comment you can see:

* Its timetag (the time of the video it was written at)
* The date it was written
* &#x20;The note’s sentiment (if there is one)

For a quick video of how to export your personal notes, click [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnyEzQ1Mjcs).

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Exporting your personal notes can be a way for you to study, and it is also a way for you to share your personal notes with others
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Recommended further reading:&#x20;

You can also export your entire course notes from [My Space.](/activity-feed/my-space.md)
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