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# Data Exports
### Export Types
For each student assessment report, three different types of exports can be downloaded by teachers and administrators.
* **Response Export**: A spreadsheet file with each individual students response to every item on the assessment.
* **Score Export**: A spreadsheet file with each individual students scoring data (composite score, section scores, percentile rankings, etc)
* **PDF Export**: An export containing PDF score reports for each student. This can be downloaded as a single PDF file, or a zip file that contains a separate PDF file for each student.
The buttons for each are located on the top right of the page when viewing after opening a specific assessment score report for a group of students.
### Downloading Exports
When the export is ready, the link to download the file will be available on the '**Export Downloads**' page, which can be accessed via a blue button on the top right of the main Student Results page.
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***Note:** Response and Score exports tend to be available within a 1-2 minutes, however PDF exports can occasionally take up to 20 minutes depending on the size of the group of students.*
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On the **Export Downloads** page, you will see a list of all the requested files and a button to **Download** once the export has finished processing.
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