Copying record from ArcGIS Online table

[CarlNettleton]

We have a community-based web map with contributions from citizen scientists. Occasionally we will receive information that a data point is inaccurate and should be removed. Before removing it, I would like to be able to copy the record and paste it into an Excel file to keep a history of those changes. I can't see how to do that. Thanks! You can see the map here: 

[Anonymous User]

you can export the entire layer out to CSV or Excel by going to the Content tab, selecting the layer you want, and then clicking on Export Data button and selecting your export format.  this would export the entire layer.

In Map Viewer Classic you can export a single feature by using Extract.  open the table for a layer then highlight the row you want.  click on the Analysis button then Manage Data then Extract Data.  fill in the options as required to choose the output format, etc.

[JeffEssic]

I upvote this request because we have a Survey123 form that people have been filling in every once in a while for the past several months.  It's quite laborious to go through the process of exporting a csv, downloading, etc. when what would be much easier is to just copy the content of the new submission from the Data view, and then paste the new row in our ongoing desktop spreadsheet.  But it's not possible to do a simple copy (ctrl-c) from the Data table view in ArcGIS Online.  I have figured out a workaround in Chrome by right-click > choose Inspect > go to the Console tab > enter document.designMode='on';.  But this shouldn't be necessary.