You can export the .csv output file and select different options for displaying data (they can also be combined all together):
Omit rows: If selected, rows containing non-linguistically relevant data (e.g., empty rows, rows containing only /, [, or ]) will be excluded. At the end of the operation, the total number of the rows omitted will be displayed.
Original format: If selected, the token will be displayed according to the format of the data source, i.e., EDCS.
Clean token (1): If selected, the token will be cleaned according to diplomatic criteria, i.e., by eliminating the characters which were added in the source edition (i.e., characters between round brackets) or by adding the characters which were deleted (i.e., characters between curly brackets).
Clean token (2): If selected, Clean token (1) will be cleaned by eliminating characters which were supplemented by the editor (i.e., characters between square brackets).
Normalized token: If selected, the token will be displayed by normalizing divergent spellings and supplementing abbreviations or textual lacunas.
Remarks: If selected, linguistic and philological remarks based on the regular expressions of the data source will be displayed.
Omit supplemented rows: If selected, rows containing words completely supplemented by the editor will be deleted.
Token-ID: If selected, each token will be associated with a univocal ID (resulting from the combination of the EDCS-ID and the number associated with the position of the token within the texts).
Text and Context: If selected, two columns will appear: the first with the full text wherein the token is attested, the second with the two words preceding and following the selected token.
Other metadata: If selected, columns with extra-linguistic variables will appear, i.e., publication, publication ID, dating, geographic provenance, text type, writing material, additional remarks.