frm_export_csv_headings

Use the code below to rename the timestamp column in CSV export.

add_filter( 'frm_export_csv_headings', 'rename_timestamp_column_in_csv_export' );
function rename_timestamp_column_in_csv_export( $headings ) {
	$headings['created_at'] = 'New Timestamp Column Name';
	return $headings;
}

Use the code below to remove the IP column from CSV export.

add_filter( 'frm_export_csv_headings', 'remove_ip_from_csv_export' );
function remove_ip_from_csv_export( $headings ) {
	unset( $headings['ip'] ); 
	return $headings;
}

Use the code below to allow custom heading in CSV export. The supported heading values include:

• IDs of fields in the form.
• Other standard headers: id, item_key, name, description, ip, form_id, post_id, user_id, parent_item_id, is_draft, updated_by, created_at, updated_at.
• For comments: comment, comment_user_id, comment_created_at.

The headers should match the order of the columns.

add_filter( 'frm_export_csv_headings', 'add_custom_heading_in_csv_export' );
function add_custom_heading_in_csv_export( $headings ) {
	$headings['an_extra_column'] = 'New column name';
	return $headings;
}

Use this code example to remove the comment, comment user, and comment date columns from the exported entry CSV of the email attachment.

add_filter( 'frm_export_csv_headings', 'remove_comments_from_csv_export' );
function remove_comments_from_csv_export( $headings ) {
    foreach ( $headings as $key => $heading ) {
        if ( preg_match( '/^comment(_user_id|_created_at)?d+$/', $key ) ) {
            unset( $headings[ $key ] );
        }
    }
    return $headings;
}