In Astera ReportMiner, you can export the extracted data to various destinations such as Excel workbooks and files, or a database table destination such as SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, ODBC, etc.

Follow the steps mentioned below to export your Report Model to a dataflow:

1. Click on the icon in the Model Layout panel if you want to export your data to an Excel destination. This will open a new window where you will have to specify the output file location.

While exporting in Astera, you have the option to send only filtered data to your export destination. You can see the sign in the data export properties window where you can apply different filters to your data to get your desired output. Click on it to expand the available options.

When you expand the rules for filtering data, you will see the following three sections:

• Functions - an extensive library of built-in functions from where you can select any function according to your requirement and apply it to your data

• Objects Panel - it contains the layout of your report model from where you can simply double-click on the object and write it in your function

• Expression builder - here you can write your expressions by either selecting it from the built-in functions library or writing one of your own

2. Write the expression ITEM= “SOFA” in the expression builder. Compile your expression to check if it is successful and click OK when the compile status is successful.

3. Go to the Model Layout panel where you can see your exported file with multiple export setting options such as:

   • Preview Selected Export

   • Edit Export Settings

   • Run Selected Export

   • Create Dataflow

   • Open and Remove Export Settings

4. Click on the Run Selected Export button. While the export is running, you can see the progress details and completion status in the job trace appearing in the Job Progress window. On a successful job run, you will get a clickable link to the destination file and the log file in the job trace. If your export encountered any errors during the run, you can click on the link for the log file and view the error details.

5. Click on the destination file link to open the output file. You can see that only filtered items have been exported to the destination file.

This is how your dataflow would look like:

Your dataflow will successfully be created.