File|Save|Save Report As

Save Report As lets you save a report file for the first time or save it using a different name and/or file type than the current report file.

Reports that can be saved include Tables, ExpressTabs, Frequency, Marginal, Sample Balancing, Factor Analysis and Regression.

You can choose from the following options for saving your report file:

To a Local Destination

Saves your report file to a local or network folder of your choice.
You can choose from the Recent folders dropdown list to locate a desired folder.
If you want to manually enter a filename, click anywhere within the File name: field and type the name. You will need to include the full filepath if you want the report file to reside in a folder other than that displayed.

You can choose the following formats by selecting the dropdown arrow from the File type list box on the Save Report File dialog box:

Plain Text Reports (*.rpt) - (default format)

Note: ExpressTabs reports cannot be saved to Plain Text Reports (*.rpt).

Enhanced Text Reports (*.xml)

When saving your report as a custom-formatted XML file it can be subsequently viewed within—or printed from—your Internet browser.
When saving your report as a custom-formatted XML file, WinCross creates four ancillary files having the same prefix as its parent *.xml file. For example, if you saved your report as client.xml, WinCross automatically creates the following:
- client.css
- client_menu.htm
- client_content.htm
- client_run.htm
If you are saving a WinCross *.xml file to a folder in which you have not previously saved *.xml reports, two additional (generic) files, wccntent.xsl and wcmenu.xsl, are automatically copied to the same folder by WinCross.

Microsoft Word/Rich Text Format (*.rtf) - retains variable pitch fonts, different styles and extended characters.

Microsoft Excel 1997-2003 (*.xls)

Microsoft Excel 2007-2013 (*.xlsx)

Saves an Enhanced Text Report image of your WinCross tables to Excel.
The cell values reflect the numbers in WinCross not the actual Excel values.
When saving your report as Microsoft Excel 1997-2003 (*.xls) or Microsoft Excel 2007-2013 (*.xlsx), the report is produced as one worksheet within one workbook regardless of the number of banners and tables processed.
If the Run|Tables option of Interweave banners was selected, your Excel report will reflect this selection.

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007-2013 (*.pptx) - preserves fonts, images, graphics and layout.

Adobe PDF (*.pdf) - preserves fonts, images, graphics and layout.

When saving Enhanced Text Reports for tables (Run|Tables|Report viewing format|Enhanced text report) to Microsoft Word/Rich Text Format (*.rtf), Microsoft Excel 1997-2003 (*.xls), Microsoft Excel 2007-2013 (*.xlsx) or Microsoft PowerPoint (*.pptx) the Table of Contents is hyperlinked to the corresponding table.

When saving Enhanced Text Reports for tables (Run|Tables|Report viewing format|Enhanced text report) to Adobe PDF (*.pdf) the Table of Contents is written to the Bookmarks tab and hyperlinked to the corresponding table.