Default zoom level in ppt and pdf export- OBIEE 11.1.5

Hi All,
When I download my report in PPT format, the default zoom level is 34%, and similarly when downloaded to PDF the default zoom level is 64%. Is there an option to set the default zoom level to 100%, when exporting in any of the formats available.
Thanks !!
Rgds,
Shruti

I did see the export to excel links, but when the Analysis Pivot Table is exported to Excel, it's not an "Excel Pivot Table". It's a simple static excel spreadsheet.
If you export a Cross-tab worksheet in Discoverer, you will get:
– a base sheet which contains all the data in table format
– a sheet containing the pivot table
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It's the Pivot Table generated automatically by Discoverer that I am looking for in the Export from OBIEE Analysis.

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