Export Document as Web Page

Use the Export Document As Web Page dialog box to publish the contents of the Interactive Reporting document file as a Web page. You can select which sections of the current Interactive Reporting document file to include in the export set.

Interactive Reporting documents file sections are exported in the same order as they are displayed in the Interactive Reporting document. Exportable sections include: Results, Table, Pivot, Chart, and reports created with the Report Designer. Imported sections that have been added to the Interactive Reporting document files, such as text files and Excel files, can also be exported. Data models and the Query, OLAPQuery, and Dashboard sections are not exportable. Neither are empty or blank sections.

The files created by this export option include:

After these files are posted to a Web site, you can access the files individually or use the main HTML file to view the frameset, which lists the sections in the report. The exported Web pages include navigation buttons so you can scroll back and forth between pages, or jump to the beginning or end of an Interactive Reporting document file. In addition, the current page number and total number of pages are included in the report.

  To export an Interactive Reporting document file as a Web page:

  1. Select the sections of the Interactive Reporting document file to export and click OK.

    To select all sections, click Select All. To clear all selected sections, click Deselect All.

    The Save As Type dialog box is displayed.

  2. Navigate to the location in which to save your Web page.

    Tip:

    Create a separate folder to store the files created by this export option.

  3. Type a name for the exported Web page in the File Name field, or accept the default name, for example Sample1.htm.

    The Save As Type field is set to *.htm by default. All of the HTML files that the export process creates begin with the name specified in the File Name field, for example, Sample1Chart.htm, Sample1Pivot.htm, and so on. The HTML file with the exact same name as the name specified in the File Name field is the main HTML page, and it contains the frameset and links to all of the other pages, for example Sample1.htm.

  4. Click Save.

    To view the exported selection, open your Web browser, select File, then Open, browse to the location of the exported files, and open the main HTML page.