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3 Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web Report Services Document Analysis Guide Printing a document in MicroStrategy Web To view or print the document in MicroStrategy Web, you must first export the document to a PDF. To print a document in MicroStrategy Web 1 In MicroStrategy Web, you can export a document directly from a folder, or you can export it while viewing it, as described below. (You must export it before you can print it.) • To export a document directly from a folder, hover your mouse over the document to display the action icons or links. Do one of the following: – In Icon view, click the PDF link below the document name. – In List view, click the PDF icon in the Actions column. • To export a document while viewing it, click the Print icon on the toolbar. The Export to PDF dialog box opens. Note the following: • If the PDF link or Print icon is unavailable, PDF exporting has not been made available for this document. • If the Export to PDF dialog box is not displayed, you do not need to complete the remaining steps of this procedure. The PDF opens immediately and you can click Print. 2 If your document contains multiple layouts, you can choose to export the entire document or only the current layout. • To export the entire document, select All layouts. Each layout will start on a new page. • To export the current layout only, select Current layout. 3 If your document contains page-by fields (see Grouping documents: Page-by, page 68 for a description of groups and pages), you can choose to export the entire document or only the selected group element to PDF. Page-by allows you to view the document by a selected group element. 126 Printing a document in MicroStrategy Web © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Report Services Document Analysis Guide Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web 3 • To export the entire document, clear the Expand page-by check box. • To export only the selected group element, select the Expand page-by check box. 4 Click OK. The PDF opens in another browser window. 5 Click the Print icon on the Acrobat Reader toolbar. The Print dialog box opens. 6 You can change print settings, such as the printer to be used and the page range to print, as needed. Click OK. Adding documents to your History List Your MicroStrategy project may be set up to automatically store the results of every document in your History List folder. If this is not the case, you can store specific document results in your History List folder. You can add a document to the History List either while it is executing, or after it has executed and you are viewing the results. Both procedures are provided below. To view the results stored in your History List folder, click the MicroStrategy icon at the top of any page, then select History List. For details about the options in your History List, see the MicroStrategy Web Help. If you own the MicroStrategy Distribution Services product, you also have the option to add document results to your History List based on a subscription. This lets you designate a specific set of report/document results to be added automatically to your History List on a scheduled basis. For details, see Subscribing to documents using MicroStrategy Distribution Services, page 128. To add a document to the History List as it is executing 1 From a project in MicroStrategy Web, navigate to the folder containing the document. 2 Click the name of the document to execute it. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Adding documents to your History List 127
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