If a downloaded CSV opens in Excel with every value crammed into column A instead of spread across proper columns, it’s almost always a regional settings mismatch - many European Excel installations expect a semicolon as the default separator for CSV files, not a comma, because the comma is already used as the decimal separator in those locales.

The fix is on this page: before downloading, change the Delimiter option from "Comma (Standard Excel)" to "Semicolon (European Excel)". The exported file will then open with each field in its own column, no import wizard required.

If you’re not sure which your Excel expects, check an existing CSV you know opens correctly, or just try semicolon first if you’re in Europe - it’s the more common default there.

If switching the delimiter doesn’t fix it, the next most common cause is opening the file through Excel’s File → Open dialog instead of double-clicking it directly - some versions of Excel apply different import assumptions depending on which route you use, even for the exact same underlying file.