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# Download Posts
**How to use post-management \[Post]**
We will show you how to use the \[Download Post] function in the post-management.
**If you use \[Post], you can download the bulletin written on the bulletin board and save it as an Excel file.**
**If you need to save and operate the posts created in the app, or if you need to collect data, please use \[Post].**
### **01. Post download function**
1. Go to **Manager** and select **Posts.**
2. Click on the **list view** so that you can select multiple posts easily.
3. Click on **Download.**
4. Click **OK.**
### **02. Post-Download Excel File**
**If you open the downloaded Excel file, you can check the data stored in the post.**
**\*Post download Excel file \[Post Title, Post Content, Views, Comments, Likes, Author, Date Created, Edited Date] is provided.**
**\[Guide]**
1. Posts can’t download the entire post at once, and you can download up to 100.
2. When you download a post, images stored in the post will not be downloaded. (Only text is downloaded)
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