> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.redivis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.redivis.com/reference/workflows/notebooks/exporting-notebooks.md).

# Exporting notebooks

After completing an analysis in a [notebook](/reference/workflows/notebooks.md), you can export it in several formats for use outside of Redivis. You can download the notebook as a file or embed it in external content to share your analysis and results. 

Notebook exports include the notebook's code and, where applicable, its outputs. Review your notebook to ensure it does not contain information you do not intend to share.

## Download

To download a notebook, navigate to the workflow containing the notebook and select the corresponding notebook node. From the notebook's **More** menu in the top bar, select **Export**.

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Before downloading, you can choose whether to include the notebook's outputs. Including outputs adds the results generated by the notebook to the exported file, while excluding them exports the notebook without its current outputs.

If the notebook references restricted data, Redivis displays a warning before the notebook is downloaded. Review the notebook and its outputs before exporting to ensure that you are authorized to share the information contained in the exported file.

The export options allow you to download the notebook in several common formats, including:

* Jupyter Notebook (`.ipynb`)
* PDF (`.pdf`)
* HTML (`.html`)
* Script (`.py`, `.r`, `.dta`, `.sas`)

## Embed

Navigate to the workflow containing the notebook you want to embed and select the corresponding notebook node. From the notebook's **More** menu in the top bar, select **Export**, then navigate to the **Embed** tab.

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Here you can choose whether the code cells should be collapsed by default when the notebook is embedded.

You can then copy the **Embed URL** to add the notebook to an external site that supports embed links. You can also copy the **Embed code** to embed the notebook in a page that supports custom HTML or embed code.

At any point, you can select **View on Redivis** in the bottom right corner to view the original notebook in its Redivis workflow.

You can also view this notebook in fullscreen by selecting the fullscreen icon on the bottom right overlay.

{% embed url="<https://redivis.com/embed/notebooks/2f2v-85czf33ag?collapseCode=true>" %}

#### Access

Public notebook content can be viewed by anyone viewing the embedded content. However, if a notebook contains restricted data, normal [access rules](/reference/data-access/access-levels.md) will continue to apply.

To view restricted content, users must have a Redivis account and be signed in. Users who meet the applicable access requirements will be able to view the embedded notebook.

Users who do not have the required access will see that the notebook contains restricted data and must sign in to Redivis and [meet applicable access requirements](/guides/discover-and-access-data/apply-to-access-restricted-data.md) to view its contents.


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