The result from a query is a table that may be imported into other programs for analysis, etc. You need to enter the first three fields. See the Query Primer for detailed information on making SQL queries. It is a good idea to compose your select statements in a text editor where they may be saved for future use.
Some browsers allow direct copying and pasting of html tables into spreadsheets and other programs.
Other browsers introduce spurious whitespace into copied web content in a vain attempt to maintain a ragged left margin. If your browser does this, generate the table as tab-delimited text and save the page to a file. Then, lightly edit the file to get rid of the extra html above and below your table. It will then be ready to import into your local software.