● If this is the workbook's first schedule, click Add Schedule. If one or more schedules already exist, click + New schedule. A New schedule form opens. The Destination defaults to Email.
● Enter a Schedule Name.
● In the To field, enter the email addresses.
○ Separate multiple addresses with commas.
○ You can include up to 1,000 addresses.
● In the Subject field, enter a subject line.
● In the Email Body field, enter a message.
● Select one or more attachments from the Attachment menu. The options are:
○ Entire workbook exports all the workbook's pages.
○ All the pages in the workbook are listed. For each page's submenu, you can export the Entire page or select an element on the page.
● In the Format as dropdown select a file format.
○ For an entire workbook, use PDF and choose either a portrait or landscape Layout.
○ For an individual page, select either PDF or Image.
○ For an individual element, select either PDF, CSV, Excel, or Image.
Important: CSV and Excel attachments export as raw data.
● To add additional attachments, click + Add another attachment. Then repeat the previous steps 8-10 of these instructions.
● If you select more than one Excel attachment, you can export them together in one Excel file, with each element in its own tab. Select Merge Excel files.
● By default a link to the workbook is included in the email body. If you don't want that link to be included, uncheck Include workbook link.
● Select one or more workbook controls to apply to the exported content.
○ In the search box below Controls, search for and select the control by control ID.
○ Select the control value(s) to apply to the scheduled export.
○ Repeat this step to add additional controls.
● Select your preferred send conditions.
○ Under “Send,” select one of the following options: Always, If there's no data, If there's data, If a condition is met.
○ Send condition details vary by send selection.
■ Always: email is sent every time.
■ If there's no data: select a determining element under In data element.
■ If there's data, select a determining element under In data element.
■ If a condition is met:
● Select a determining element under “In data element.”
● Enter your options under Check If, In Column, and Is. Depending on your selection under Is, you may also need to provide a Value.
○ Click Test Condition to confirm if data in the workbook meets your selected condition. Test results appear in line with the button.
● Click Create Schedule.