export-csv
==========
This plugin allows the user to export the chart data to a CSV string.

The contents of the plugin is located in the javascript file "export-csv.js". 
This plugin is published under the MIT license, and the license document is included in the repository.

### Demos
* [Categorized chart](http://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/cqjvD/)
* [Highstock with time axis](http://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/2Jyn5/)
* [Unit tests](http://jsfiddle.net/highcharts/pspdp2de/)

### Options
* `exporting.csv.columnHeaderFormatter`
Formatter callback for the column headers. Parameters are `series` (the series object), `key` (the point key, for example `y` or `z`), and `keyLength`. By default it returns the series name, followed by the key if there is more than one key. 

* `exporting.csv.dateFormat`
Which date format to use for exported dates on a datetime X axis. See [Highcharts.dateFormat](http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts#Highcharts.dateFormat\(\)).

* `exporting.csv.itemDelimiter`
The item delimiter, defaults to `,`. Use `;` for direct import to Excel.

* `exporting.csv.lineDelimiter`
The line delimiter, defaults to `\\n`.

* `series.includeInCSVExport`
Set this to false to prevent an individual series from being exported. To prevent the navigator in a stock chart, set `navigator.series.includeInCSVExport` to false.

### Methods
* `Chart.getCSV()`
Returns the current chart data as a CSV string

* `Chart.getTable()`
Returns the current chart data as a HTML table string, ready to be inserted into the DOM using `innerHTML`.

* `Chart.getDataRows()`
Returns the current chart data as a two dimensional array.