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Exports & Share information - Exporting single pages
Exports & Share information - Exporting single pages

This article explains how to export single pages in ClearPoint.

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Written by Fernando Montenegro
Updated over a year ago

Any page in ClearPoint can be instantly exported and printed as a PDF to share with your leadership or team with Summary Reports.


Export a page to PDF

Any page in ClearPoint can be instantly exported to PDF by following these steps.

In this example, we are going to export a Scorecard Report.

  • Select Scorecard & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Click on Manage Reports

  • Open Scorecard Reports

    • Locate the Scorecard you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Default Grid’.

  • Click on the dropdown menu next to the edit Pencil icon

  • Select Export to PDF

  • Choose the Page Size, by default this is set to Letter

  • Select the Page Orientation, by default these pages are generated in Landscape Mode

  • Click on Generate, depending on the size of the page or report, the PDF can take anywhere from a couple of seconds to a couple of minutes to generate.

    • A toaster will appear at the top of your screen with the message ‘Click here to download

    • You can also click on the Alerts icon at the top right-hand side of your screen, from here you can Preview, Delete, or Download the export.

    • Additionally, the PDF will be sent to you via email


Exporting a Measure Dashboard to PowerPoint

You can also export a Measure Dashboard to PowerPoint by following these steps.

In this example, we are going to export a Measure Report displaying just one chart per slide, instead of the default four charts per slide.

First, we need to edit the Measure Report

  • Select Scorecard & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Click on Manage Reports

  • Open Measure Reports

  • Locate the Measure Report you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Large Charts - Dashboard’.

  • Click the edit Pencil icon

  • Make sure you are on the Measure Report tab

  • Under Dashboard Size, select Large Charts

  • Once you are done, click Save

Now when this Dashboard is exported in PowerPoint, it will display one chart per slide.

  • Click on the dropdown menu next to the edit Pencil icon

  • Select Export to PowerPoint

    • A toaster will appear at the top of your screen with the message ‘Click here to download

    • You can also click on the Alerts icon at the top right-hand side of your screen, from here you can Preview, Delete, or Download the export.

    • Additionally, the PowerPoint presentation will be sent to you via email


Exporting a single page to Excel

ClearPoint allows you to export reports to Excel by following these steps.

  • Select Scorecard & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Click on Manage Reports

  • Open Scorecard Reports

  • Locate the Scorecard you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Default Grid’.

  • Click on the dropdown menu next to the edit Pencil icon

  • Select Export to Excel

  • Click on Generate

    • A toaster will appear at the top of your screen with the message ‘Click here to download

    • You can also click on the Alerts icon at the top right-hand side of your screen, from here you can Preview, Delete, or Download the export.

    • Additionally, the Excel file will be sent to you via email


Accessing previous page exports

  • Select Documents from the Control Panel

  • Click on Page Exports under Documents

  • You will see a list of previously generated exports, you can filter the reports using the Filter Page Exports search bar

    • Uncheck the All Users box to see only the exports that you’ve generated

    • From here you can also Delete or Download an exported report. Additionally, you can see an icon with the file type next to each report (P for PowerPoint, X for Excel, Adobe Acrobat icon for PDF).

    • You can also tell what type of report the export is by looking at the label at the end of the name.

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