frm_csv_columns

You can use the example below to remove the ID column and all of it's entry information from the .csv file of a particular form upon export.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'remove_id_column', 10, 2 );
function remove_id_column( $headings, $form_id ) {
  if ( $form_id == 5 ) { //change 5 to your Form ID
    unset( $headings['id'] ); //change id to the header of the column to be removed
  }
  return $headings;
}

If you are importing your CSV into another service, you may need specific names for each column. You can either set your field labels to the names you need, or you can change the names for the export.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'change_column_name', 10, 2 );
function change_column_name( $headings, $form_id ) {
  $new_labels = array( 25 => 'New label', 26 => 'Another label' ); //change 25 and 26 to your Field IDs, and the labels to the ones you would like to use
  foreach ( $new_labels as $field_id => $label ) {
    if ( isset( $headings[ $field_id ] ) ) { 
      $headings[ $field_id ] = $label;
    }
  }
  return $headings;
}

Use the code below to limit your exported CSV to a few specific columns. Replace 19 with your form ID. Replace 363, 425, 579, and 'id' with the columns you want to export.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'export_specific_cols', 10, 2 );
function export_specific_cols( $headings, $form_id ) {
	if ( $form_id == 19 ) {
		$export_columns = array( 363, 425, 579, 'id' );
		foreach ( $headings as $col_key => $data ) {
			if ( ! in_array( $col_key, $export_columns ) ) {
				unset( $headings[ $col_key ] );
			}
		}
	}
	return $headings;
}

This example removes all of the meta columns that show things like when the entry was created, by whom, etc.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'remove_id_column', 10, 2 );
function remove_id_column( $headings, $form_id ) {
if ( $form_id == 5 ) { //change 5 to your Form ID
  unset( $headings['created_at'] );
  unset( $headings['updated_at'] );
  unset( $headings['user_id'] );
  unset( $headings['updated_by'] );
  unset( $headings['is_draft'] );
  unset( $headings['ip'] );
  unset( $headings['id'] ); //change id to the header of the column to be removed
  unset( $headings['item_key'] );
}
return $headings;
}

By default, when exporting a form with an Address Field, there will be a column with the complete address, as well as extra columns with the separate parts of the address (line1, line2, city, state, etc.) You can use this custom code to remove the extra columns. Please note, if you have a country dropdown in your Address Field, you will want to uncomment the last column below.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'remove_extra_address_columns', 10, 2 );
function remove_extra_address_columns( $headings, $form_id ) {
  if ( $form_id == 568 ) { //change 568 to your Form ID
    $address_field_id = '3855'; //change 3855 to your Adress Field ID
    unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_line1'] );
    unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_line2'] );
    unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_city'] );
    unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_state'] );
    unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_zip'] );
    //unset( $headings[$address_field_id . '_country'] ); //uncomment this line if you are using an International Address Layout
  }
  return $headings;
}

Use this code to remove the label column, including all of its entries, when using separate values for checkbox, radio, or dropdown fields.

add_filter( 'frm_csv_columns', 'remove_label_column', 10, 2 );
function remove_label_column( $headings, $form_id ) {
  if ( $form_id == 326 ) { //change 326 to your Form ID
    unset( $headings['4002_label'] ); //change 4002 to the field ID using separate values
  }
  return $headings;
}