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            Export Carbon Calculations

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            Export Carbon Calculations

            Export the greenhouse gas emissions calculations used in the annual emissions inventory and carbon footprints to audit Net Zero Cloud calculations. Auditors can view the original values used in the calculations and verify the calculations in the energy use records related to Stationary Asset Carbon Footprints, Vehicle Asset Carbon Footprints, Scope 3 Carbon Footprint, and Annual Emissions Inventory.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience
            Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with the Net Zero Cloud Starter or Growth license
            User Permissions Needed
            To export formulas and original values used in carbon calculations:

            Manage Carbon Calculations

            Be sure that Store Calculation Metadata for Calculation Export is turned on. See Enable Net Zero Cloud Features.

            The energy use records created or updated before you turn on the Store Calculation Metadata for Calculation Export feature don’t have the calculation detail information to export. To include the calculation detail, save or modify the record and then perform a recalculation on the annual emissions inventory or carbon footprint record from which you want to export calculations. See Recalculate Records.

            1. From the App Launcher, find and select a carbon footprint or Annual Emissions Inventory.
            2. Open a record.
            3. From the actions menu, select Export Calculations.
            4. To search for energy use records within a date range, select the start and end dates of that range.
            5. To export formulas and original values used in calculations, select the objects.
              Note
              Note Object selection depends on the energy use objects related to the carbon footprint or annual emissions inventory.

              When exporting energy use calculations, the start date of the energy use records should be between the export date range.

            6. Click Export.
              You receive a notification when the calculation export is complete.
              Note
              Note For data security and privacy, the generated CSV files are not available in the carbon footprint or Annual Emissions Inventory records.
            7. From the App Launcher, find and select Files.
              You can also download the generated CSV file from your personal Files.
            8. To view the generated calculations, click the generated CSV file.
              The file name syntax is {ENTITY_NAME]_{SEARCH_START_DATE}_{SEARCH_END_DAY}_{SEQUENCE_NUMBER}. For example: VehicleAssetEnrgyUse_2024-03-15_2024-03-30_14.csv.

              You can export up to 20,000 records per entity. One CSV file can contain up to 20,000 rows. If the exported calculations exceed 20,000 rows, the app creates multiple files. If more than one file is generated for the entity, the app optionally adds {SEQUENCE_NUMBER}.

            9. To download the file, from the actions menu for the file, click Download.
            • Net Zero Cloud Object Fields for Export Calculations
              Use the Export Calculations feature to view the original values used in the calculations and to verify the calculations in the energy use records related to Stationary Asset Carbon Footprints, Vehicle Asset Carbon Footprints, Scope 3 Carbon Footprint, and Annual Emissions Inventory.
             
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