Overview (OUTPUT EXPORT command)
The OUTPUT EXPORT
command exports output from an open Viewer document to an external
file format. By default, the contents of the designated Viewer document
are exported, but a different Viewer document can be specified by
name.
Options
Options include:
- Export output in Word, Excel, HTML, PDF, PowerPoint, and text format.
- Export all items or only visible items.
- Export graphics only.
Basic Specification
The basic specification is the OUTPUT
EXPORT
command, followed by one of the document type subcommands
with the DOCUMENTFILE
keyword
or by one of the image type subcommands with the IMAGEROOT
keyword.
Syntax Rules
- The command name, subcommand names, and all keywords must be spelled in full. (Abbreviation is not allowed.)
- Each subcommand must be preceded by a forward slash.
- Equals signs shown in the syntax diagram are required elements.
- Subcommands can be specified in any order.
- Each subcommand can be specified only once.
- Each subcommand must be followed by at least one keyword specification.
- Within a subcommand, each keyword can be specified only once.
Operations
By default, the contents of the designated Viewer document are exported. The designated Viewer document is
the one most recently opened (by OUTPUT NEW
or OUTPUT OPEN
, or from the
menus and dialogs), or explicitly designated (by OUTPUT ACTIVATE
or by selecting Designate Window from
the Utilities menu).
To export an open Viewer document other
than the designated one, use the NAME
keyword. See the topic NAME Keyword (OUTPUT EXPORT Command) for more information.
Limitations
- Export of selected Viewer items is not supported in
OUTPUT EXPORT
. You can only export all items or all visible items. To export selected items, use the Export Output dialog. - Exporting to PowerPoint (*.ppt) format is supported only on Windows operating systems that have PowerPoint installed.
- EMF graphic format is available only on Windows operating systems.
-
OUTPUT EXPORT
is not supported in the IBM® SPSS® Statistics Batch Facility (available with IBM SPSS Statistics Server). To export output created in the Batch Facility, use OMS.