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# Sharing and Exporting

Site Analysis has an **Export** button in the results panel header for getting your analysis out of the platform. It generates a PDF report or an Excel file.

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## Export

1. Search any address in Site Analysis.
2. Click **Export** in the results panel header.
3. Choose **Print Report** or **Export to Excel**.

| Option              | Output       | Use case                                        |
| ------------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Print Report**    | PDF document | Committee presentations, formal documentation   |
| **Export to Excel** | XLSX file    | Data analysis, custom reporting, record-keeping |

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## Print Report (PDF)

**Print Report** generates a PDF built for committee presentations:

* **Cover page** — a map of the site with a full legend (target location, trade area, existing stores, tracked businesses, and cannibalized area), alongside the GrowthFactor Score badge, the sales forecast with its confidence range, and a snapshot of key trade area demographics. Your workspace logo appears throughout the report when configured.
* **Lens detail pages** — each GrowthFactor Score lens gets its own page showing the lens score, grade, and the full reasoning behind the rating.
* **Section pages** — demographics (including any variables configured for your workspace), businesses, trade areas, cannibalization, traffic, and AI insights, depending on what you select.

### Choosing What to Include

When you export, a dialog lets you select which sections to include. Each selected option becomes a separate page in the PDF, or a sheet in Excel. Sales Forecast and Visitation appear at the top of the list, with the remaining sections below.

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To export your pipeline instead of a single site, see [Deal Dashboard](/deals/deal-dashboard.md). To export a study, see [Sharing and Exporting Studies](/study/sharing-and-exporting-studies.md).


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