Copy Records to Clipboard
Copying moves data out of the ephemeris table and into whatever you are writing, without exporting the whole study. Right-clicking any row opens a menu with four commands: two that copy the selected record's timestamp, and two that copy the whole selection as a formatted block.
The Records Copy Menu
| Command | What it copies | Requires |
|---|---|---|
| Date | The selected record's date, in short date form. | A completed generation and one selected record. |
| Date and Time | The selected record's date together with its time, in the study location's time zone. | A completed generation and one selected record. |
| As Markdown | The selected rows as a Markdown table, ready to paste into a document. | At least one selected row. |
| As Tab-Delimited | The selected rows as tab-separated text, ready to paste into a spreadsheet. | At least one selected row. |
As Markdown and As Tab-Delimited honor the table's current column visibility and order, so hiding a column keeps it out of the copied block, and moving a column moves it in the block too.

Select the rows you want before you right-click. Shift-click extends the selection to a contiguous range, and Ctrl-click (Cmd-click on macOS) adds individual rows to it. See Ephemeris Table.
Copy a Record's Date
To put one record's date on the clipboard in short date form:
- Right-click the record's row to open the context menu.
- Click Date.

The date is copied in the short date form your operating system uses, without the time.
Copy a Record's Date and Time
To put the date together with the time of day on the clipboard:
- Right-click the record's row to open the context menu.
- Click Date and Time.

The time is expressed in the study location's time zone, the same zone the Date Time column uses.
Copy Records as Markdown
To copy a block of rows as a Markdown table:
- Right-click one of the selected rows to open the context menu.
- Click As Markdown.

The copied table carries only the columns currently visible, in their current order.
Copy Records as Tab-Delimited Text
To copy a block of rows as tab-separated text:
- Right-click one of the selected rows to open the context menu.
- Click As Tab-Delimited.

Pasting this into a spreadsheet drops each column into its own cell.