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# Global Export

Here’s a quick guide to exporting and sharing your entire Vizpad while you are in **View** mode.

1. Select **Export**, and the following options will be displayed:&#x20;

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2. **PDF - Current Tab:** Exports all the charts and tables in the current tab of the Vizpad.
3. **PDF - All Tabs:** Exports all the charts and tables in all the tabs of the Vizpad.
4. **Selective:** Checkboxes appear for each visual in all the tabs of the Vizpad.
   1. As you select the required charts/tables, the count increases in the following panel that appears in the top.
   2. **Select all** selects all the visuals in the current tab.
   3. You can also move to another tab and start selecting the charts for export.
   4. All the selected charts across tabs will be exported once you click on **Export**.&#x20;

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5. **PPT:** Exports the visuals in the current tab in PPT format.
6. **Send via email:** The following window appears where you can specify the email address, CC, BCC, subject, email body, attachment name, and also the type of attachment to be exported (PDF or PPT).

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