Generic List as parameter on method

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To take a generic List<T> vs a bound List<int> you need to make the method generic as well. This is done by adding a generic parameter to the method much in the way you add it to a type.

Try the following

void Export<T>(List<T> data, params string[] parameters) {
 ...
}

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