# Export grades

### Introduction

Normally, after you finish checking the answers of your students for the activity, you will then manually input your students' scores in your class record somewhere like in an Excel sheet or file. 

However, to make things easier for you, on top of us automatically checking your students' answers in a blink, CodeChum also lets you **export your students' scores as an Excel file** for a specific activity, or even for every activity they've taken in a class with just a single click! 

### Steps

In CodeChum, there are two ways to export your grades in a class: for a specific activity, or for the entire class. 

#### a. For an activity

To export your students' grades in a specific activity, do the following: 

1. Go to your class' **Activities** tab and click on the activity card you wish to export. This will open a popup window showing the activity details and more.

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2. Click on the kebab menu on the top right of the popup window, in line with the activity name. This will show all actions you can do with your activity. Click on the **Export** option, this will automatically download the excel file.

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#### b. For the entire class

To export your students' grades for all activities in a class, do the following:

1. Go to your class' Class Record tab and look for a blue **Export as Excel** button somewhere on top of the class record table, then click the button. This will automatically download the excel file.<br>

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And that's how you export grades in CodeChum! If you want to explore more features of CodeChum, please visit this page: [More Features you may want to explore](/teachers/more-features-you-may-want-to-explore/classes-section.md)


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