Export FR to HTML

Is there any way to export a FR report to a HTML file?
In workspace you can see FR reports as HTML, but I can't see a way to export it.
We would like to export the FR report and publish it on a server that don't have workspace. I know that one way could be using PDF and leave it on a web server, but when you have the HTML report is easier to flip the pages on the drop down and pick the one you want.
Thanks for your help.

Hi,
You can export the FR reports in HTML while scheduling it. During scheduling, you need select “Export as HTML" option and select "Export to an external directory".
When Export to an external directory is selected, the enabled drop-down menu is populated by folder locations specified in the fr_scheduler.properties file in the <FinancialReporting>\lib directory on the Hyperion Financial Reporting Scheduler Server computer.
For Example-
When you will open the fr_schedule. properties file, you will find a line in this file as following-
file: # ExportFolderLabel1=ExportFolder1 # ExportFolderPath1=\\\\{machine name}\\{export folder name}
You need to update it according.
Note-
1) Before make any change in properties file, take the backup.
2) Remove the # sign that is in front of this line in the properties file.
Hope it will help you.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohit Jain

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