Export to Excel or .CSV

Jason's method above is great if it is long term. For a quick-and-dirty solution, this perl will convert your output for you. Put it in a file, such as field-to-csv, and run it like this:

tmsh show ltm virtual field-fmt raw | field-to-csv

!/usr/bin/perl
while ($line = <>) {
  chomp($line);
  if    ($line =~ /{/) { $out = ""}
  elsif ($line =~ /}/) { print "$out\n" }
  else {
    $out .= "," if (length($out) != 0);
    ($field,$value) = split(" ",$line,2);
    if ($value =~ /,/)
      { $out .= "\"$value\"" }
    else
      { $out .= $value }
  }
}