Can't export to Excel

Using GRC 5.3 SP10, I ran an SQL query in CC debugger to get the data I needed. When I right click and choose "Export to Excel" - Excel opens but no data comes in. I get a message that says as much. What am I doing wrong?
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Re: extract data to excel from CC debugger
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