Exporting charts, tables, and dashboards — PNG, SVG, CSV, Excel, PDF, and HTML
| Format | What It Exports | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| PNG | Chart as raster image | Embedding in presentations, reports, web pages |
| SVG | Chart as vector graphic | Print, further editing in Illustrator/Inkscape |
| CSV | Data table as comma-separated values | Loading into Excel, R, Python, or other tools |
| Excel (.xlsx) | Data table as Excel workbook | Sharing with non-Workbench users |
| Chart + data table in a single document | Formal reports and documentation | |
| HTML | Interactive chart as standalone web page | Embedding in websites, sharing interactive versions |
Multiple charts can be arranged as a dashboard and exported together. The dashboard layout — grid, free-form, or tabbed — is preserved in PDF and HTML exports. Each chart retains its interactivity in HTML exports (hover tooltips, zoom, filter).
Beyond visualisations, recipe outputs (datasets) can be exported in any supported format. The export dialog on each recipe lets you choose the format, column selection, row limit, and whether to include column metadata. Scheduled exports (via the automation system) can email results on a recurring basis.