Crystal Report XI - .csv export not working

Hi Folks,
I developed reports in Crystal Report XI R2 version (with service pack 6) and calling them from Power Builder 11.5. When I export the report to .csv format I see only parameter names with values (supplied to call this report) in csv file.
For eg:
Parameters are
Start Date: 01/01/2012
End Date: 02/01/2012
CompanyID: 21234
Regular output:
colum1 colum2 ...... columnn
data1 data2 datan
data1 data2 datan
data1 data2 datan
..... 10 records
csv output looks like this:
Start Date 01/01/2012 End Date 02/02/2012 CompanyID 21234
Start Date 01/01/2012 End Date 02/02/2012 CompanyID 21234
Start Date 01/01/2012 End Date 02/02/2012 CompanyID 21234
..... 10 records
Please let me know what changes should I do.
Thanks
Indra

Hi Indra,
Subreports are not exported to CSV, unfortunately. The multiple rows that you see are actually the detail sections that are repeating.
Try exporting to Excel and then to .csv from Excel.
-Abhilash

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