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# What information is included in each export?

Different export types are designed for different purposes. Click the export formats below to see what information they contain.

<details>

<summary>Line listing export</summary>

A line listing provides report-level information presented in an Excel spreadsheet.

Typical information may include:

* Report identifiers
* Reporting country
* Patient characteristics
* Medicines
* Reactions
* Seriousness information
* Completeness scores

The export also includes a summary of the search criteria used to generate the results.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Case PDF export</summary>

Case PDF exports provide detailed information from individual reports.

Depending on the report, information may include:

* Administrative information
* Patient characteristics
* Medicines
* Reactions
* Outcomes
* Medical history
* Supporting clinical information

Each selected report is included individually within the export.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Disproportionality export</summary>

Disproportionality exports contain information displayed in the “Disproportionality” tab.

This may include:

* Report counts
* Expected counts
* Disproportionality measures
* Trend information
* Stratified analyses

The exact contents depend on the selected search and available data.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Overview export</summary>

A search overview export provides a summary of the current search.

This may include:

* Search terms
* Selected filters
* Dataset information
* Number of reports returned
* Summary statistics

The export serves as a record of the search that was performed.

</details>

{% hint style="warning" %}
All exports reflect the search criteria, filters and settings that are active at the time the export is created.

Changing search criteria and running a new export may produce different results.
{% endhint %}


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