'Data Extract' activity in Automation Studio

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Create new automation with 'Data Extract' activity in Automation Studio

Automation Studio -> click ‘Overview’ tab -> click 'New Automation' button -> on the left drag 'Starting Source' to the 'Workflow' -> drag the 'Data Extract' activity onto the 'Workflow' tab canvas it is on 'Step 1' -> click 'Data Extract' button on 'Step 1'. ->

In ‘Properties’ section: Add a 'name', 'external key', and 'description' for the activity. -> Enter a ‘file naming pattern’ so that the activity knows what to name the file it creates. Include a file extension with name, example “.cvs”. Note: Ensure that the file name patterns match in the ‘Data Extract’ Activity and the ‘File Transfer’ Activity. To make sure the file names match, don’t use %%Minute%% or %%Second%% variables in the file name pattern. a. Use when you’ve set up a workflow to drop a file whose auto-generated filename matches a pattern into the ‘file location’. b. Enter a static name or include placeholders for the date, keeping in mind that they’re case-sensitive. If a filename includes personalization strings that are capitalized, capitalize them in the file naming pattern. c. Include a .zip extension for ‘tracking extract’ or .csv for a ‘data extension extract’ for file extension. -> To determine the web analytics tools in the Safehouse used to interpret the extracted file, in ‘Extract type’ section, select the following drop down menu:

• Data Extension Extract: The most common type. It exports records from a specific Data Extension into a delimited file (like a CSV). Option to zip file.

• Tracking Extract: Provides granular email performance data, such as opens, clicks, bounces, and unsubscribes. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• File Convert: Used to change the encoding of a file (e.g., from UTF-7, UTF-8, UTF-16, Unicode or ASCII formats) that is already in the Safehouse. Does Not zips file.

• Convert XML: Converts simple XML files into delimited files so they can be imported into Data Extensions. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Audit Trail Activity Log: Exports logs of activity or system changes that user may have done. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Audit Trail Access Log: Exports logs of who is trying to login to the system and how many times were made and IP address of that person. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Chat Messaging Data Extract: Specifically for extracting WhatsApp and other chat channel engagement metrics. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Contacts Without Channel Addresses: Identifies contacts in your system who are not associated with any specific communication channel. Does Not zips file.

• Zip – This option is used to zip the file on your FTP folder. Includes checkbox called "Delete Source Files" which automatically deletes the original loose .csv files once they are safely packaged inside the final ZIP archive.

Legacy:

• GlobalUnsubImport: Used for Enterprise 1.0 accounts to manage global unsubscribe lists. Does Not zips file.

• API Data Extract: Specialized options used for certain system-level data retrievals. Does Not zips file.

click ‘Next’ → In ‘Configuration’ section:

Based on ‘Extract types’ selected you will get different fields and can add your values or dates.

‘Data Extension Extract’:

• Column Delimiter: - add comma, pipe or tab.

• DECustomer Key: - the data extension’s ‘External Key’ where I am trying to extract the data from.

• Has Column Header: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Text Qualifier: - check for yes or no for uncheck. Add double quotes for long values/texts.

• Uses Line Feed: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Tracking Extract’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. within 12AM to 12AM

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Account ID: if you leave it blank it default to your Business Unit. Use “*” to include all Business Units. If a specific business unit use a “,”.

• Attributes:

• Character Encoding:

• Column Delimiter:

• Email Send Definition External Key: this is for specific send, not all emails.

• Format: csv, tab or xml.

• Send IDs: for specific send can use along with ‘Email Send Definition External Key‘ to filter.

• Text Qualifier: if you want to respect single quote put it in here and check the “Quote Text“ box.

• Timezone:

• Extract Attributes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Click Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Conversions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Lists: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Not Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Jobs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract SPAM Complaints: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Unsubs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Inferred Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Test Sends: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique For URLClicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unsub Reason: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Unicode Output: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Bounces: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract List Membership Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Multiple Data Extension List Data: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Job Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Status Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Survey Reponses: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All List Members: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Campaign ID: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Milliseconds: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Quote Text: check for yes or no for uncheck. if uncheck it respect double quotes.

• Use Local TZ in Query: check for yes or no for uncheck.

Extract is output of additional csv file and Include is additional data to the main file.

‘Audit Trail Access Log’ or ‘Audit Trail Activity Log’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. All ranges 12AM to 12AM.

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Timezone:

• Apply Time Zone: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Convert To ASCII: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Header: check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Zip’:

Archive Folder: location where csv file will be kept. If you do not have folder the automation will create one. Example \Export\Archive

File Filter: name of the csv that needs conversion.

Import Folder: where the file is located. Example \Export\

Output Folder: where the final file with .zip will be Example \Export\

Delete Files: check for yes or no for uncheck. To delete file from the ‘Import Folder’ usually a .csv file.

‘File Convert’:

Convert To: ASCII, UNICODE, UTF16, UTF8 or UFT7

Folder: you can leave blank.

Is File In Safe House: check for yes or no for uncheck. Most file are in safehouse so check the box.

Note: Extract types must be provisioned for your account. -> If using ‘Tracking Extract’ data, ‘Audit Trail’ logs, ‘Chat Messaging Data Extract’ and ‘Custom Extracts’ to determine the date range for information to include in the extract file, select an extract range. -> if using ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, advanced ‘Data Extension Extracts’, and ‘Audit Trail’, select a type of file encoding to use like ‘UTF-8’. -> Configure the extract by choosing the fields that appear in the data extract file, this is based on what extract you chose example ‘Data Extension Extract’, ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, or ‘Audit Trail’. a. Select a field name to include it in the data extract file. b. If the data extract you choose includes the column Delimiter field, insert the character you wish to use as a delimiter within the data extract. You can use comma (,), tab, or pipe (|) characters as delimiters. -> To use a local time zone in your tracking extract output file, select ‘Use Local TZ’ in Query and then select a time zone from the dropdown. If you don’t select this option, the output file defaults to Central Standard Time and doesn’t observe daylight savings time. This option isn’t available for data extension extracts. → click ‘Next’ button → In the ‘Summary’ section → review or edit the ‘Properties’ or ‘Extract Fields’ → click ‘Finish’ button.

Create new activity with 'Data Extract' activity in Automation Studio

Automation Studio -> click 'Activities' tab -> click 'Create Activity' button. -> Select 'Data Extract'. -> In ‘Properties’ section: Add a 'name', 'external key', and 'description' for the activity. -> Enter a ‘file naming pattern’ so that the activity knows what to name the file it creates. Include a file extension with name, example “.cvs”. Note: Ensure that the file name patterns match in the ‘Data Extract’ Activity and the ‘File Transfer’ Activity. To make sure the file names match, don’t use %%Minute%% or %%Second%% variables in the file name pattern. a. Use when you’ve set up a workflow to drop a file whose auto-generated filename matches a pattern into the ‘file location’. b. Enter a static name or include placeholders for the date, keeping in mind that they’re case-sensitive. If a filename includes personalization strings that are capitalized, capitalize them in the file naming pattern. c. Include a .zip extension for ‘tracking extract’ or .csv for a ‘data extension extract’ for file extension. -> To determine the web analytics tools in the Safehouse used to interpret the extracted file, in ‘Extract type’ section, select the following drop down menu:

• Data Extension Extract: The most common type. It exports records from a specific Data Extension into a delimited file (like a CSV). Option to zip file.

• Tracking Extract: Provides granular email performance data, such as opens, clicks, bounces, and unsubscribes. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• File Convert: Used to change the encoding of a file (e.g., from UTF-7, UTF-8, UTF-16, Unicode or ASCII formats) that is already in the Safehouse. Does Not zips file.

• Convert XML: Converts simple XML files into delimited files so they can be imported into Data Extensions. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Audit Trail Activity Log: Exports logs of activity or system changes that user may have done. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Audit Trail Access Log: Exports logs of who is trying to login to the system and how many times were made and IP address of that person. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Chat Messaging Data Extract: Specifically for extracting WhatsApp and other chat channel engagement metrics. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Contacts Without Channel Addresses: Identifies contacts in your system who are not associated with any specific communication channel. Does Not zips file.

• Zip – This option is used to zip the file on your FTP folder. Includes checkbox called "Delete Source Files" which automatically deletes the original loose .csv files once they are safely packaged inside the final ZIP archive.

Legacy:

• GlobalUnsubImport: Used for Enterprise 1.0 accounts to manage global unsubscribe lists. Does Not zips file.

• API Data Extract: Specialized options used for certain system-level data retrievals. Does Not zips file.

click ‘Next’ → In ‘Configuration’ section:

Based on ‘Extract types’ selected you will get different fields and can add your values or dates.

‘Data Extension Extract’:

• Column Delimiter: - add comma, pipe or tab.

• DECustomer Key: - the data extension’s ‘External Key’ where I am trying to extract the data from.

• Has Column Header: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Text Qualifier: - check for yes or no for uncheck. Add double quotes for long values/texts.

• Uses Line Feed: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Tracking Extract’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. within 12AM to 12AM

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Account ID: if you leave it blank it default to your Business Unit. Use “*” to include all Business Units. If a specific business unit use a “,”.

• Attributes:

• Character Encoding:

• Column Delimiter:

• Email Send Definition External Key: this is for specific send, not all emails.

• Format: csv, tab or xml.

• Send IDs: for specific send can use along with ‘Email Send Definition External Key‘ to filter.

• Text Qualifier: if you want to respect single quote put it in here and check the “Quote Text“ box.

• Timezone:

• Extract Attributes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Click Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Conversions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Lists: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Not Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Jobs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract SPAM Complaints: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Unsubs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Inferred Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Test Sends: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique For URLClicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unsub Reason: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Unicode Output: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Bounces: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract List Membership Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Multiple Data Extension List Data: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Job Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Status Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Survey Reponses: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All List Members: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Campaign ID: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Milliseconds: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Quote Text: check for yes or no for uncheck. if uncheck it respect double quotes.

• Use Local TZ in Query: check for yes or no for uncheck.

Extract is output of additional csv file and Include is additional data to the main file.

‘Audit Trail Access Log’ or ‘Audit Trail Activity Log’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. All ranges 12AM to 12AM.

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Timezone:

• Apply Time Zone: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Convert To ASCII: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Header: check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Zip’:

Archive Folder: location where csv file will be kept. If you do not have folder the automation will create one. Example \Export\Archive

File Filter: name of the csv that needs conversion.

Import Folder: where the file is located. Example \Export\

Output Folder: where the final file with .zip will be Example \Export\

Delete Files: check for yes or no for uncheck. To delete file from the ‘Import Folder’ usually a .csv file.

‘File Convert’:

Convert To: ASCII, UNICODE, UTF16, UTF8 or UFT7

Folder: you can leave blank.

Is File In Safe House: check for yes or no for uncheck. Most file are in safehouse so check the box.

Note: Extract types must be provisioned for your account. -> If using ‘Tracking Extract’ data, ‘Audit Trail’ logs, ‘Chat Messaging Data Extract’ and ‘Custom Extracts’ to determine the date range for information to include in the extract file, select an extract range. -> if using ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, advanced ‘Data Extension Extracts’, and ‘Audit Trail’, select a type of file encoding to use like ‘UTF-8’. -> Configure the extract by choosing the fields that appear in the data extract file, this is based on what extract you chose example ‘Data Extension Extract’, ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, or ‘Audit Trail’. a. Select a field name to include it in the data extract file. b. If the data extract you choose includes the column Delimiter field, insert the character you wish to use as a delimiter within the data extract. You can use comma (,), tab, or pipe (|) characters as delimiters. -> To use a local time zone in your tracking extract output file, select ‘Use Local TZ’ in Query and then select a time zone from the dropdown. If you don’t select this option, the output file defaults to Central Standard Time and doesn’t observe daylight savings time. This option isn’t available for data extension extracts. → click ‘Next’ button → In the ‘Summary’ section → review or edit the ‘Properties’ or ‘Extract Fields’ → click ‘Finish’ button.

2 ways to use and create 'Data Extract' activity in Automation Studio

Automation Studio -> click ‘Overview’ tab -> click 'New Automation' button -> on the left drag 'Starting Source' to the 'Workflow' -> drag the 'Data Extract' activity onto the 'Workflow' tab canvas it is on 'Step 1' -> click 'Data Extract' button on 'Step 1'.

Automation Studio -> click 'Activities' tab -> click 'Create Activity' button. -> Select 'Data Extract'. ->

Properties

Add a 'name', 'external key', and 'description' for the activity.

‘Properties’ section File naming pattern

Enter a ‘file naming pattern’ so that the activity knows what to name the file it creates. Include a file extension with name, example “.cvs”. Note: Ensure that the file name patterns match in the ‘Data Extract’ Activity and the ‘File Transfer’ Activity. To make sure the file names match, don’t use %%Minute%% or %%Second%% variables in the file name pattern. a. Use when you’ve set up a workflow to drop a file whose auto-generated filename matches a pattern into the ‘file location’. b. Enter a static name or include placeholders for the date, keeping in mind that they’re case-sensitive. If a filename includes personalization strings that are capitalized, capitalize them in the file naming pattern. c. Include a .zip extension for ‘tracking extract’ or .csv for a ‘data extension extract’ for file extension. -> To determine the web analytics tools in the Safehouse used to interpret the extracted file, in ‘Extract type’ section, select the following drop down menu:

• Data Extension Extract: The most common type. It exports records from a specific Data Extension into a delimited file (like a CSV). Option to zip file.

• Tracking Extract: Provides granular email performance data, such as opens, clicks, bounces, and unsubscribes. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• File Convert: Used to change the encoding of a file (e.g., from UTF-7, UTF-8, UTF-16, Unicode or ASCII formats) that is already in the Safehouse. Does Not zips file.

• Convert XML: Converts simple XML files into delimited files so they can be imported into Data Extensions. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Audit Trail Activity Log: Exports logs of activity or system changes that user may have done. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Audit Trail Access Log: Exports logs of who is trying to login to the system and how many times were made and IP address of that person. Option to Zip file. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip.

• Chat Messaging Data Extract: Specifically for extracting WhatsApp and other chat channel engagement metrics. Your File Naming Pattern must end in .zip to have file in zip. The service always zips your file.

• Contacts Without Channel Addresses: Identifies contacts in your system who are not associated with any specific communication channel. Does Not zips file.

• Zip – This option is used to zip the file on your FTP folder. Includes checkbox called "Delete Source Files" which automatically deletes the original loose .csv files once they are safely packaged inside the final ZIP archive.

Legacy:

• GlobalUnsubImport: Used for Enterprise 1.0 accounts to manage global unsubscribe lists. Does Not zips file.

• API Data Extract: Specialized options used for certain system-level data retrievals. Does Not zips file.

Configuration

click ‘Next’ → In ‘[ ]’ section:

Based on ‘Extract types’ selected you will get different fields and can add your values or dates.

‘Data Extension Extract’:

• Column Delimiter: - add comma, pipe or tab.

• DECustomer Key: - the data extension’s ‘External Key’ where I am trying to extract the data from.

• Has Column Header: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Text Qualifier: - check for yes or no for uncheck. Add double quotes for long values/texts.

• Uses Line Feed: - check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Tracking Extract’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. within 12AM to 12AM

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Account ID: if you leave it blank it default to your Business Unit. Use “*” to include all Business Units. If a specific business unit use a “,”.

• Attributes:

• Character Encoding:

• Column Delimiter:

• Email Send Definition External Key: this is for specific send, not all emails.

• Format: csv, tab or xml.

• Send IDs: for specific send can use along with ‘Email Send Definition External Key‘ to filter.

• Text Qualifier: if you want to respect single quote put it in here and check the “Quote Text“ box.

• Timezone:

• Extract Attributes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Click Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Conversions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Lists: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Not Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Jobs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract SPAM Complaints: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Unsubs: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All Subscribers: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Inferred Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Test Sends: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique For URLClicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unsub Reason: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Unicode Output: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Bounces: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract List Membership Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Multiple Data Extension List Data: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Send Job Impressions: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Sent: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Status Changes: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Extract Survey Reponses: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include All List Members: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Campaign ID: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Milliseconds: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Clicks: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Unique Opens: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Quote Text: check for yes or no for uncheck. if uncheck it respect double quotes.

• Use Local TZ in Query: check for yes or no for uncheck.

Extract is output of additional csv file and Include is additional data to the main file.

‘Audit Trail Access Log’ or ‘Audit Trail Activity Log’:

• Rolling Range: none, 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days. All ranges 12AM to 12AM.

• Specific Range: date range from two calendars. Cannot exceed 30 days, all range 12AM to 12AM

• Timezone:

• Apply Time Zone: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Convert To ASCII: check for yes or no for uncheck.

• Include Header: check for yes or no for uncheck.

‘Zip’:

Archive Folder: location where csv file will be kept. If you do not have folder the automation will create one. Example \Export\Archive

File Filter: name of the csv that needs conversion.

Import Folder: where the file is located. Example \Export\

Output Folder: where the final file with .zip will be Example \Export\

Delete Files: check for yes or no for uncheck. To delete file from the ‘Import Folder’ usually a .csv file.

‘File Convert’:

Convert To: ASCII, UNICODE, UTF16, UTF8 or UFT7

Folder: you can leave blank.

Is File In Safe House: check for yes or no for uncheck. Most file are in safehouse so check the box.

Note: Extract types must be provisioned for your account. -> If using ‘Tracking Extract’ data, ‘Audit Trail’ logs, ‘Chat Messaging Data Extract’ and ‘Custom Extracts’ to determine the date range for information to include in the extract file, select an extract range. -> if using ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, advanced ‘Data Extension Extracts’, and ‘Audit Trail’, select a type of file encoding to use like ‘UTF-8’. -> Configure the extract by choosing the fields that appear in the data extract file, this is based on what extract you chose example ‘Data Extension Extract’, ‘Tracking Extract’, ‘File Convert’, or ‘Audit Trail’. a. Select a field name to include it in the data extract file. b. If the data extract you choose includes the column Delimiter field, insert the character you wish to use as a delimiter within the data extract. You can use comma (,), tab, or pipe (|) characters as delimiters. -> To use a local time zone in your tracking extract output file, select ‘Use Local TZ’ in Query and then select a time zone from the dropdown. If you don’t select this option, the output file defaults to Central Standard Time and doesn’t observe daylight savings time. This option isn’t available for data extension extracts. → click ‘Next’ button →

Summary

In the [ ] section → review or edit the ‘Properties’ or ‘Extract Fields’ → click ‘Finish’ button.