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Exporting progression data

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Written by Marie Xhauflair
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Progression exports let you download both interpreted report views and raw data sheets. This is useful when you want to share results, build custom dashboards, or run deeper analysis in Excel.


Export progression data

  1. Go to Reporting > Progression

  2. Create a report (select level and filters)

  3. Select the template(s) you want included (for example: Progress per user or Progress per group)

    1. See differences below

  4. Click Export


Choose your export type

When you click Export, you’ll be asked to select one or more templates to include in your export.

Detailed progress per user

Use this when you need the most complete view of each learner’s progression.

This template includes:

  • Learner progression details

  • User and group information

  • The activities included in the report

  • Duration (total training time)

Progress per user (default)

Use this when you want to track individual learner performance without the extra export details.

This template includes:

  • Learner progression details

  • Activity or journey completion data (depending on your report level)

Progress per group

Use this when you want to compare progress across cohorts.

This template includes:

  • Aggregated progress data by group (for example: departments, teams, or markets)

  • Progress through activities and journeys

  • A clear view for comparing groups and spotting trends or areas needing attention

None selected

Use this when you only want the raw export sheets.

Result: You’ll get only the raw data (no interpreted “progress per user” or “progress per group” summary tabs).

🔥 Important:

If you choose None selected, the export is best used for custom analysis in Excel (for example: filtering, pivot tables, and building your own templates).


Download the export

  1. Go to Reporting > Exports

  2. Find your export in the list

  3. Check the status (exports may take time to generate)

  4. Download the Excel file once it’s ready

✏️ Note:

Creating a new export can take several seconds up to a few minutes, depending on the size of the export you’re generating and the size of your platform.

💡 Tip: You can track progress and download the file once it’s ready in Reporting > Exports.


What’s included in the export file

Your export may include different sheets depending on the template(s) you selected.

Common sheets include:

  • Progress per user (interpreted report view)

  • Users (raw data)

  • Activities or Journeys (raw data, depending on your report level)

  • Progress (raw data)

💡 Tip:

The interpreted sheets are helpful for quick reporting. The raw sheets are best for custom analysis.


Want to know more about filtering and analysing progression exports? Check out this article 👈


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