Export Calendar Events to a CSV Spreadsheet
Make a local spreadsheet copy of common event data from an ICS file. CalendarFlow gives you a preview before export so you can check titles, locations, date values, and recurrence notices.
What the export includes
Each parsed VEVENT becomes a row with the headers Title, Start, End, Location, Description, Categories, Recurrence, and UID. Blank values remain blank rather than being invented, except that a missing title is only filled when CalendarFlow later creates an ICS output.
The file is useful for audits, sorting, handoff, or preparing data for another workflow. It is not a complete replacement for a calendar database.
Export steps
- Choose an ICS or iCalendar export in the working converter.
- Confirm the file name, event count, and preview rows.
- Read the validation message for recurrence rules and inspect the date columns.
- Choose CSV, download the file, and review it in a spreadsheet program.
Check dates before editing
Look for UTC values, date-only all-day events, missing end times, daylight-saving transitions, and named time zones. Spreadsheet applications may display these differently from a calendar application.
Export limitations
- The basic converter exports the whole parsed event list; it does not apply a date-range filter or remove duplicates.
- Only common fields are mapped. Attendees, organizers, alarms, reminders, exceptions, attachments, conferencing links, and custom properties may be omitted.
- Recurring rules remain text; occurrences are not expanded into separate spreadsheet rows.
- Files larger than 10 MB are rejected by the current browser workflow.
CalendarFlow overview · ICS to CSV guide · Private calendar converter
Calendar export questions
Can I filter events before exporting?
The basic converter exports all parsed events. CalendarFlow Plus includes local filtering and merging tools for users who need that workflow.
Why does the preview show fewer rows than the file?
The preview is intentionally limited to the first 200 events for readability, while the export is generated from the parsed event list.
Does CalendarFlow send my calendar anywhere?
No. It processes the file locally in the browser.
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