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Exporting charts

Introduced in 2025.2

You can export charts to share visual reports, review grouped data in spreadsheets, or analyze individual records outside Alloy Navigator Express. You can export either the chart itself or the underlying data, depending on your needs.

When you open a chart from Reports > Analytics, export controls appear above the chart, next to the chart mode switches: Visualization, Summarized Data, and Raw Data.

Export chart visualization

To export the chart visualization (the image), open the chart in Visualization mode and select Export > Chart (PDF) or Export > Chart (PNG).

  • Chart (PDF): Creates a PDF document of the chart as it currently appears on screen. Suitable for printed reports, documentation, or attachments.

  • Chart (PNG): Generates an image file for use in presentations, slides, and collaborative tools.

The exported visualization reflects:

  • The chart type currently selected

  • The color scheme and display options

  • Any date selections and data filters applied.

Export summarized data

If you switch the chart to Summarized Data mode, you can export the grouped results. Available formats include:

  • Summarized data (CSV): Exports the grouped table exactly as displayed in Summarized Data mode.

  • Summarized data (CSV, raw): Exports the grouped data without UI formatting, spacing adjustments, or applied display rounding. Useful when another system or script will process the data.

  • Summarized data (JSON): Exports the grouped results in structured JSON format for integration or automation.

Use Summarized Data export when you need totals, counts, or aggregated values.

Export raw data

If you switch the chart to Raw Data mode, you can export the individual records that contribute to the chart. Available formats include:

  • Raw data (CSV): Exports the record list as displayed.

  • Raw data (CSV, raw): Exports the underlying raw values exactly as stored in the dataset (no formatting applied).

  • Raw data (JSON): Exports the full data set in JSON format, suitable for API use, external processing, or importing into analytics systems.

Use raw data export when you need to review or analyze the detailed records behind a trend, count, or visual pattern.