After you download the .CSV version of the I-9 Audit Log, you can open and review it in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
Download the I-9 Audit Log
from the employee's New Hire
details page. For help, see Audit I-9 Forms.
If no information has been added to an
employee's I-9 form, the I-9 Audit Log will download as blank. You will see column
headers, but the columns will not contain any information.
- To open the file in Excel:
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Open a blank Excel sheet.
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Copy and paste the content of the .CSV
file to the blank Excel sheet.
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Select the columns on the Excel sheet that
contain the data from the .CSV file.
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Select the Data tab.
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In the Data Tools section in
the navigation ribbon, select Split Text to
Columns.
Tip: You can
also search for the phrase Split Text to
Columns in the search field at the top of the
sheet.
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In the Split Text to Columns
window, select Custom as the delimiter.
Note: If applicable, deselect any other delimiters
that were selected by default in this window.
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In the Custom Value field,
enter a |
(vertical pipe).
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Select Apply.
Your sheet should now be split into seven individual columns.
Tip: The top row of the sheet lists
the date and time when the system began recording audit log data for the
new hire. You can merge all columns in this first row () to prevent the text from displaying in a single
column.
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To open the file in Google Sheets:
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Download or copy the .CSV file to Google Drive.
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Open a blank Google Sheet.
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Select .
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Select the Upload tab.
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Browse for and select the .CSV file on your Google Drive.
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In the Import File window, select
Custom as the Separator
Type.
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In Custom separator, enter a
| (vertical pipe).
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Select Import data.
Your sheet should now be split into seven individual columns.
Tip: The top row of the sheet lists
the date and time when the system began recording audit log data for the
new hire. You can merge all columns in this first row () to prevent the text from displaying in a single column.