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If you wish to export to Excel, select Excel in the Export Type box and-click OK.
Click Yes in the save prompt pop-up window, browse to a folder location, type in
a unique filename and click Save. If you wish to include screen captures in your
Excel report, or add textboxes or charts, you may want follow the directions in the
Creating Excel Reports section instead of exporting data.
If you wish to have Physiolab automatically generate filenames and save to a
pre-selected target location, check the Autosave checkbox, then follow the
instructions below in the Automatically Generating Filenames section.
When Autosave is checked Excel will pop open and populate with data, then the
save window will briefly appear and disappear as the file is automatically saved
to your target location, and Excel will close. It may take a few minutes for these
steps to execute, especially with large files.
If you wish to export to another database, select Asci in the Export Type box.
You must click Change File to specify an initial target location. In the pop-up
window, browse to the folder into which you want to save the data. You must
replace the asterisk(*) with a unique filename, then click Open.
It is important to specify which symbols your database will be looking for in order
to interpret divisions between data elements. Click the radio button next to the
appropriate symbol combination in the “Data Delimiter” box.
Do not close the Export Dialog window using the X in the upper right corner. The
file will not be saved until you click OK in the Export Dialog window.