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Method 1:
You can download CSV results from the Azure portal, browse to the Azure Resource Graph Explorer and run a query. On the toolbar, click Download as CSV.
Note:
CSV export result size limitation
When using the comma-separated value (CSV) export functionality of Azure Resource Graph Explorer, the result set is limited to 55,000 records. This is a platform limit that cannot be overridden by filing an Azure support ticket.
Alternative methods using cmdlets:
Method 1:
If you are using Azure CLI(cloud shell) use the below command in PowerShell mode to run the graph query and export the results as csv
Ex: Search-AzGraph -Query "Resources" -first 1000 | epcsv .\testgraph.csv -NoType
Method 2:
If you are interested to do it through a bash in azure CLI(cloudshell). Unfortunately we do not have cmdlet/function to convert tsv to csv.
If you are interested to convert it to csv Here’s how you can do it in Azure CLI: https://stackoverflow.com/a/22421445
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