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# export

📝 **RADAR Documentation - Command: Export Whitelists**

🤝 **Command Group: whitelist**

📝 **Command Name: export**

📋 **Parameters:**

* `which` (required: True) - Export all or one of the whitelists?

📝 **Description:**

Export one or all the whitelists into an Excel Sheet.

🔍 **Example Usage:**

* Export all the whitelists:

  ```
  !export All
  ```

  *This command is used to export all the whitelists into an Excel sheet. After executing the command, the bot will generate an Excel file containing all the whitelists.*
* Export a specific whitelist:

  ```
  !export One
  ```

  *This command is used to export a specific whitelist into an Excel sheet. After executing the command, the bot will prompt you to select the whitelist you want to export.*

📝 **Note:**

* This command allows you to export one or all the whitelists into an Excel sheet.
* Specify whether you want to export all the whitelists or just one using the `which` parameter.
* Use the value "All" to export all the whitelists.
* Use the value "One" to export a specific whitelist.
* After executing the command, the bot will check if you have the necessary permissions to perform the export.
* If you don't have the required permissions, the bot will display an error message.
* The command response will be sent as an ephemeral message visible only to you.
* After successfully exporting the whitelists, the bot will provide a download link to the Excel file.


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