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SharePoint 2010: Exporting a List

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To export a list from a SharePoint site you can follow the steps below.

  • Ensure that the user account performing the process is a member of the farm administrator group
  • In Central Administration, on the Home page, click Backup and Restore on the left hand menu.
  • On the Backup and Restore page, in the Granular Backup section, click on the Export a site or list option.


  • On the Site or List Export page, select the appropriate web application, site collection and list that you want to export.


  • In the file location section enter the UNC path of the export folder. This should be a share on either the server or another network location.
  • If the file already exists and you want to overwrite this, then select the overwrite existing file option.
  • Select the export full security check box if you want to export all the security and permissions settings with the select list or library.
  • When you are happy with the selected options click on the start export button

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