Graphs & History
CSV export
Export all retained raw measurements for the selected session.
Export a session
- Select a live target or an open saved session with measurements.
- Choose File → Export CSV….
- Choose a filename and save location.
Pngr exports all retained sample rows for that session, ordered by timestamp and hop. The default filename is Pngr-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.csv.
The current zoom window and selected interval do not restrict CSV export. Aggregated graph bins are not exported in place of raw rows.
Columns
Session,Round,Timestamp,Hop,Address,Destination,LatencyMs,Status,Detail,ResponseKind,Transmission,MeasurementEpoch| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Session | Session identifier |
| Round | Measurement round number |
| Timestamp | Recorded measurement timestamp |
| Hop | TTL position; 0 identifies the independent destination probe |
| Address | Responding/associated address when available |
| Destination | 1 for a destination sample, otherwise 0 |
| LatencyMs | Measured latency in milliseconds; blank when unavailable |
| Status | Probe result classification |
| Detail | Additional diagnostic text when recorded |
| ResponseKind | Classification of the reply |
| Transmission | Recorded transmission classification |
| MeasurementEpoch | Identifies the probing-configuration period |
Numeric latency values use a decimal point. A blank latency is not zero latency. Retain status and transmission fields when analyzing missing responses or errors, and separate configuration epochs when comparing results.
Export does not include an independent archive of settings, alert actions, or every event. It also cannot recover measurements already removed by retention or maintenance.