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# Project Reports

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⚡ **Organization feature.** This feature is only available with a C.Scale Organization Account.
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To export a full project report, follow the same export flow as you use for [embodied carbon DDx reporting](/users-guide/benefits-of-an-organization-account/aia-ddx-reporting.md#individual-project-reporting).

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Note that you cannot export any project-level reports until you have set a **target scenario**.
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Inside the project, right above the Project Nam&#x65;**,** you'll find an Export button. Click on it and select the **Project Report (PDF) or Project Data (XLSX).**

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Select up to five scenarios (including the baseline and target) to include in the report.

### Project Report (PDF)

This report is a PDF summarizing the overall project, the baseline scenario, the target scenario, and a small number of supporting scenarios.

Curious to see any example report? Create a free organization and try it for yourself!

### Project Data (PDF)

This report is an Excel sheet with raw data for the overall project, the baseline scenario, the target scenario, and a small number of supporting scenarios.


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