This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
If you're looking to export all translations of a page as a CSV to translate them in the file and then upload it again, instead of manually translating line by line.
Solution:
We recommend using the WPML's export and import functionality. You can export translations into a CSV file and then translate them offline. After translating, you can upload the CSV file back into WPML. For more information, please refer to our documentation on WPML Export and Import.
Additionally, it is possible to export XLIFF files for translation and then import them back once translated. This method is particularly useful when working with translation agencies or CAT tools. For more details, please visit Configuring XLIFF File Options.
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