There are two routes, and which one you want depends on whether you need the numbers to arrive as numbers.
The BOM marks the file as UTF-8, which is what Excel needs to show accented and non-Latin characters correctly. Without it, those arrive as garbage. Everything in a CSV lands as text, so Excel applies its own guesses to anything that looks like a number or a date.
In this format, plain numbers and ISO dates (2026-09-11) become genuine number and date cells, so sorting and formulas work straight away. Values that carry formatting — 1,234, $5 — are kept as text exactly as shown, rather than being silently reinterpreted. Pro also exports every table on the page at once, one sheet per table in a single file, and adds Markdown output.
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