Hello Michelle,
Yes, I hope you are a bit familiar with lotusscript?
If so you can use the lotusscript classes notesview and notesdocument to retrive the data from the view you want to export to the text file.
If you have more questions. Please ask, maybe I can help.
Below there is a little example from retriving data form a view to a delimited text file .
I hope this will help you.
example:
' declarations
dim s as new notessession
dim db as notesdatabase
dim view as notesview
dim doc as notesdocument
Dim fileNum As Integer
Dim fileName As String
' Initialize
set db = s.CurrentDatabase
set view = db.GetView( "[ViewNaam]" )
' Get the first document from the view ....
set doc = view.GetFirstDocument
' Ask for the text file name ...
filename$ = Inputbox$("Enter name file. Ex: c:\test.txt", "Data Entry Box", "c:\test.txt"

If filename$ = "" Then
Exit Sub
End If
' Create the file with...
fileNum% = Freefile()
Open fileName$ For Output As fileNum%
' Insert a openings sentence...
Write #fileNum%, "This is a test text file"
Do While Not doc Is Nothing
' You can use variables to write to the txt file...
field1 = doc.[FieldName1](0)
field2 = doc.[FieldName2](0)
' write the text or the variable to the txt file...
Write #fileNum%, field1 & ";", field2 & ";"
' Get the next document from the view..
set doc = view.GetNextDocument
Loop
'Important, close the file...
Close fileNum%