Once a scenario has run, you can export its results as a spreadsheet - the overview, the market-by-market detail and, if you want it, the underlying data and its sources. It's what you'd attach to an annex or hand to a colleague who doesn't need to open Sloc.

Start the download

On the Scenarios page, with your results on screen, click the download icon at the top right.

Choose what goes in

The Download settings window names the file and shows what's in it. Some sheets are always included: Methodology, Taxonomies, Overview and All Results - between them, how the figures were worked out, the market structure they sit in, and every market in the scenario.

Then choose what to add:

• Individual market results - a sheet per overlap market, with its shares, concentration and competitors. The window says how many sheets that is. Choose Tables only for a quicker, lighter file, or Tables + charts to bring the visuals across too.

• Data appendix - the raw company-by-market figures behind the results.

• Include sources - source references alongside the figures, plus a Market data sources sheet when the data appendix is included.

Generate and save

Click Generate results. Sloc builds the workbook - a large scenario with charts takes longer - and tells you when it's ready. Click Download results to save it.

Pro tips

• Save the scenario before you download. The file is named after it, so "Voltra / Lumio - base case" beats "Unsaved scenario" when three variants are sitting in the same folder.

• Include the sources on anything that leaves your team. Being able to point at where a figure came from is usually worth the extra sheet.

• Tables only is the one to pick while you're still iterating; save the charts for the version you're sending out.

• The download covers the scenario as it was last analysed. If you've changed the parties or the subset since, re-run it first - see how to run a Concentrate scenario.