[Issue]

In the previous Power Platform admin center (PPAC) UI, the per-table storage chart (Licensing > Capacity add-ons > select environment) provided a "Download all tables" option that exported the full per-table storage consumption (storage size per table) of a Dataverse environment to a CSV file.

After the PPAC UI redesign, this capability has been removed. In the current "Consumption per table" view (Licensing > Dataverse > Environment > select environment), the per-table storage data can only be viewed, searched, and sorted on screen.

There is no way to download or export it:

The "Consumption per table" list has no download/export button.

The environment-level "Download" button exports only high-level per-environment totals (database/file/log), not the per-table breakdown.

There is no supported PowerShell cmdlet or public API that returns per-table storage size (Get-AdminPowerAppEnvironment -Capacity returns environment-level totals only; RetrieveTotalRecordCount returns record counts, not storage size).

As a result, administrators who relied on the exported per-table storage list for capacity monitoring and housekeeping can no longer obtain this data in a reusable format.

[Request]

Please restore a supported way to export the full per-table storage consumption for a Dataverse environment, for example:

1. A "Download / Export to CSV" button on the "Consumption per table" section that exports all tables (name, consumption size, last modified), not just the visible rows.
2. And/or a supported API or PowerShell cmdlet that returns per-table storage size for a given environment, so the data can be collected and reported programmatically.

This would allow administrators to continue their capacity management and reporting workflows that were previously possible with the "Download all tables" feature.