Column filter issue in CSV format of BOXIR3

Hi ,
Currently in my infoview, supposing I am a webi document, in which I have 4 columns selected in a report from the data provider of the document (Assuming that the data provider has 10 columns). Now, when I am trying to save this document on my computer as XLS or PDF I am getting 4 columns which have been selected, which is fine. But when I am trying to save the same document on my computer as CSV I am seeing 10 columns.So can i see the 4 columns in CSV format.Is thier any way by which it can be viewed.
Thanks

XLS or PDF export is Document or Report.
CSV is DataProvider, i.e., the raw data.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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