Output .csv file

In the reports you can specify the file name for the .csv output. But can you specify the path for this file, because it's automatically save it in a temp folder.

Iya,
The path for downloaded CSV files (and any other files, for that matter) is a browser-based preference. Please consult your browser's documentation to determine how to specify the path.
Thanks,
- Scott -

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