Update:
I don't want anyone to think I just left the conversation, work the last year has been very busy and this was just a side quest at the time. However, I am back in the saddle on this topic. I also wanted to thank everyone for the contributions and insights. I have also learned a lot more of AutoCAD's capabilities since the Original post, and now have a better understanding of many commands as well as how to Save and use LISPs.
Couple of items:
@hosneyalaa I did try to use your LISP but trying to copy the whole thing was a task. I had to actually export the source code (F12 on Chrome) and copy it that way. I am not sure if that worked properly in the C&P due to this process. My Browser would crash when attempting to copy & paste normally.
@eoconnor95662 I also tried your LISP and it does function properly, however I may be missing something because I am only able to export 1 table at a time.
@Sea-Haven I am not able to get your latest LISP to function. It may be something on my end.
New Scope:
Export all the tables in a DWG to a single .csv file. If it is possible, have each cell be converted to a column and each table be listed as a Row.
The purpose of this is to (Eventually) Import the CSV into ArcGIS and place pins based on the Latitude & Longitude. The current example DWG I Provided does not have these separated but Attached is an updated version with them separate as well as a CSV of the data in the format I am thinking would be the easiest. I know the DATA EXTRACTION command will do this, however I would have to XPLODE the table and the CSV does not keep every table seperate. DATA EXTRACTION also detects all the text if there is something else outside the table.
Thank you guys again for all the help on this. I am sure I am not the only one who thinks this is an important Thread and I am sure there are many people who have used the LISPs you guys have provided in assisting with their own projects.
The DWG is just the same table copied multiple times.