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If you are met with an error regarding ‘pip’, such as this:
”pip : The term ‘pip’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program…”
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Go to the Microsoft Store and search for Python. There may be multiple versions of Python available; you can select the latest one.

Alternatively, you can download Python directly from the Python .org site. https://www.python.org/downloads/

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Install Python.
It is not common where you will need to reboot after installation, but if prompted to do so, please reboot before continuing.

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Next, let’s open up the PowerShell application where we’ll be doing the work. Search Powershell in the search menu to find and open the application.

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Now we need to download a plugin - issue the following command

pip install requests

This will To download and install the plugin we need to run the script.

Screen Shot 2024-11-20 at 3.08.58 PM.png5you will need to add the installed location of Python to your Path Environment Variable. This article from Stack Overflow should help.

We’re now ready to run the export script!

Running the Export Script

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In Powershell, change Change to the directory to which you downloaded the 'export_to_csv.py' file above. For Windows, this will most likely be the Downloads directory.

cd Downloads

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Run the command python export_to_csv.py

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