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Exporting

DBCode Notebooks can be exported and shared in multiple formats, making it easy to collaborate with team members or present your analysis to stakeholders.

Before exporting, you can enhance your notebook content using DBCode’s built-in WYSIWYG editor. This powerful editor allows you to:

  • Add Rich Text: Include additional explanations, context, and formatting
  • Insert Images: Add charts, diagrams, or visual assets to support your analysis
  • Create Links: Link to external resources or internal sections
  • Customize Layout: Drag and drop to reorder content for better flow
  • Apply Themes: Choose from professional themes to match your organization’s branding
  • Manage Cell Visibility: Remove cells you don’t want to include (like SQL queries) from the final export while keeping the results

Export editor interface showing WYSIWYG editing capabilities

The editor includes all cells from your original notebook, allowing you to selectively include or exclude content. For example, you might remove the SQL queries that produced a report while keeping the results and analysis for stakeholder presentations.

Here’s an example of what an exported notebook looks like when shared as a web page:

Generate a professional PDF version of your notebook:

  1. Open your notebook in DBCode
  2. Click Export / Share button in the toolbar
  3. Choose PDF format from the export side panel
  4. Optional: Set a password to protect the PDF content

Create an interactive HTML version that can be viewed in any browser:

  1. Open your notebook in DBCode
  2. Click Export / Share button in the toolbar
  3. Choose Web Page format from the export side panel
  4. Optional: Set a password to protect the content

Interactive Features:

  • Data Tables: Viewers can filter, sort, and search through result sets
  • Charts: Interactive visualizations that respond to data filtering
  • Responsive Design: Optimized for viewing on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
  • Navigation: Easy navigation between sections and cells

Publish your notebook securely using DBCode’s sharing feature:

  1. Open your notebook in DBCode
  2. Click the Export / Share button in the toolbar
  3. Configure sharing permissions and expiration
  4. Get a secure link to share with others

Learn more about secure sharing in our Data Sharing documentation.

Password protection is recommended when:

  • Sensitive Data: Your notebook contains confidential business information
  • Compliance Requirements: Industry regulations require data protection
  • External Sharing: Sharing with clients or partners outside your organization
  • Public Distribution: Distributing reports that may contain proprietary insights
  • Strong Passwords: Use complex passwords with letters, numbers, and symbols
  • Unique Passwords: Don’t reuse passwords from other systems
  • Secure Distribution: Share passwords through secure channels separately from the exported file