Exporting csv question

i have a need to export discrete sets of data (basically rows of contacts) as a single csv file so that i can /import/ this file into other software in a way that will allow me to put a "category" to the incoming data.
right now i am saving the original document multiple times (no fun in 10.7.4 without SaveAs functionality AFAIK) and then i am going to go back in and DELETE all the data in /each/ numbers file that is NOT in that category and export this file with just this discrete info as csv file.
i /tried/ selecting just the data that i wanted as a csv file and doing a File Export as csv but this exported the whole file as a csv which of course i don't want.
in writing this down i now see that i could export the WHOLE document as a csv and then i suppose i could copy and paste each discrete set of data from the csv into a new document but even this seems a bit involved.
the final data is being imported into Cardscan for contact information.
anyone have any tips on this procedure by any chance?
TIA

xianwinwin wrote:
Question: is it possible to add colors, bold text or stretch the length of a column in the produced CSV file?Of course if you assumed that you'd be looking at the file with a fixed-width font, you could insert a bunch of tabs or spaces to get columns to match up, but I strongly advise you not do that. I think of CSV as a poor-man's excel data file or perhaps a flat database file, but most importantly it holds data in a standard format that can be read and manipulated by many different programs, including ones you write yourself. It is not meant to be for pretty visualization. Try to pretty it up and you possibly ruin it's main reason for existing. For nice visualization I'd create a small app that read the CSV, formatted it nicely and either displayed the data or stored it in some pretty format as a non-CSV file.

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