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# Downloading user lists
The **One Resource** platform gives you the option to download a user list with all of its users and their details as an MS Excel file.
To download user lists,
1\. From the **Studio** dropdown list in the menu bar, click **Manage users**. The **User Lists** screen is displayed.
Download user list option
2\. In the left pane, under **User Lists,** select the required user list and then to download the selected user list, in the right pane, on the top right, click . The **Download Data** screen is displayed.
3\. From the **Select Fields** dropdown, select the parameters that you want to be displayed in the downloaded MS Excel file.
> As you can see in the above image, we have selected **All fields**. This means all the parameters of the users in the user list will be displayed in the downloaded MS Excel file.
4\. At the bottom right of the **Download Data** screen, click **Download**. The selected user list is downloaded to your device as an MS Excel file.
Download user list
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