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# Exporting Publisher and Website Structure IDs to CSV

Yield offers two ways to export your publisher and website structure: a standard export reflecting the current structure or a duplicates export that highlights any duplicate placement IDs.

In Yield, you essentially have two options for exporting your publisher and website structure: either to check for placement ID duplicates or to export the structure as it is. The CSV files are quite similar but contain slightly different columns.

## Exporting Your Data

To export your current structure to a CSV file, simply go to Publisher Accounts and locate the Export as CSV and Export duplicates as CSV buttons in the top menu:

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### Export as CSV

Export as CSV contains your structure as it is in Yield. The file contains the following columns:

* Publisher name
* Site
* Placement name
* [Placement type](/hb-manager/setup/setting-up-placement-types.md)
* Adserver
* Adserver placement
* SSPs with their placement IDs

### Export duplicates as CSV

Export duplicates as CSV file highlights the duplicate placement IDs in your Yield structure. The file contains the following columns:

* Publisher
* Site
* Placement
* SSP
* SSP Placement ID
* SSP Placement Name
* Has duplicates: with values Yes or empty


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