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# Download Files

The following sections describe how to download files and manifest files and where to view design details.

## Download Files

1. From the Microarray Designer window, select **Download Files** from the toolbar.
2. Select **Download Files** to download one or more of the following files for analysis. The files are provided in CSV (\*.csv) format.
   1. **Genotyping**
      1. Score
      2. Excluded Content
      3. Error
      4. Input Target
   2. **Methylation**
      1. Design File
      2. Input Target
      3. Excluded Content
      4. ErrorFile
3. After downloading the files, you can view them in Microsoft Excel or a spreadsheet program.

## Download Manifest Files

To download the manifest files for a custom order:

1. From the Microarray Designer window, select **Download Files**.
2. Select **Looking for your manifest files**.
   * The MyIllumina window opens.
3. Select **Get Product Files**.
4. To locate the manifest file associated with the order, enter the part number or purchase order number, and then select **Product Files Search**.
5. Download the resulting manifest files.

## Download File Toolbar

The Download Files toolbar provides the details of all the designs.

| Column Heading | Description                      |
| -------------- | -------------------------------- |
| Design ID      | The unique design ID number.     |
| Design Name    | The user-defined design name.    |
| Array type     | The array type.                  |
| Bead count     | The bead count for the species.  |
| Status         | The design status.               |
| Species        | The number of species.           |
| Added          | The date the design was created. |


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