How to handle responses CSV format in Postman?

In this video, I showed you how to deal with responses in CSV format in Postman.

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[rogeriotalmeida]

Thanks for the great explanation. Do you have any tutorial showing how to generate a CSV file from a responseBody (in JSON)?

[VinayYadav-plxw]

Valentin, How do we save the response body which is CSV to file system on computer . I know about save and down load option while running individual tests but how do we do this while running a collection.