How to Export a dashboard to PDF

How to Export a dashboard to PDF

If you like to email documents to clients, or post them online to download, a PDF is a great way to do that.  In order to generate a PDF of a dashboard, you'll use the Print function.  When the print window opens, use the Destination drop down to select 'Save to PDF' or 'Microsoft Print to PDF', depending on what your browser you're using.



As of 2022, all major browsers on Windows 10 or above and iOS 9 and above have the ability to print to PDF as a native feature.  If you have an older operating system, look here for instructions, or do a search for "how to print to PDF" along with the version of OS you're using. 

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