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# Export Heatmap
A heatmap report allows you to quickly compare demographic groups scores to the organization overall or to a filtered group.
To add a heatmap slide(s) to your snapshot report export, follow these steps.
1. Click on **Reports** > **Snapshot**. Choose the survey you wish to run reports for, then click **Export**. **Note:** You may apply filters to generate heatmap slides for a specific sub-group (ex. you wish to see departments within a Division).
2. Select a demographic from the left dropdown. The right dropdown allows you to choose to compare to the organization overall, the filtered group or to previous period. **Note:** if no filter or previous period is applied, then those options cannot be selected.
3. Click the **+** button again to add multiple heatmap slides by demographic. These slides will be exported in the order they are created.
4. Delete individual selections by clicking the garbage can, or click **Clear All** in the top right of the window to clear all selections.
**Note:** Depending on how many columns appear in the slide, the heatmap table may run off the slide. You can click on the image of the heatmap in PowerPoint and drag the corners to adjust the size.\
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**Note:** The export window will save your selections so that you can apply new filters and quickly run reports with the same heatmap demoraphic groups. These slides are placed below the Overall Dimension Scores slide(s) in the order they are created.
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