When to use this
Use this when a notebook or report is ready to share or continue editing outside Survlytics.
Why it matters
Exports should preserve labels, provenance, and the distinction between calculated evidence and interpretation.
Step-by-step instructions
1. Review the source dataset version and analysis configuration.
2. Check tables, figures, notes, and qualitative quotations.
3. Confirm that sensitive content is appropriate for the intended audience.
4. Choose the supported export format.
5. Generate the file and inspect it locally.
6. Retain the Survlytics project as the reproducibility record.
Expected outputs
A downloadable DOCX, PDF, HTML, CSV, or XLSX file where supported by that workspace.
How to interpret the results
An export is a representation of saved evidence at a point in time; it does not update automatically after later project changes.
Common mistakes
Do not assume every module supports every format. Inspect page layout, redaction, and table labels before distribution.
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