--- title: "Save Splitted Report Document To File Collection" slug: "save-splitted-report-document-to-file-collection" updated: 2026-10-08T11:49:05Z published: 2026-10-08T11:49:05Z canonical: "help.mail-and-deploy.com/save-splitted-report-document-to-file-collection" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mail-and-deploy.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Save Splitted Report Document To File Collection ### General This type of action can be used to splitted parts of a previously created report document to a previously created File Collection. **Example:** Let's suppose you have created a report document using a [Create Report Document Action](/release36/docs/create-report-document) which results in a PDF file with 5 pages. If you want to save each of these pages individually to a File Collection, you can use this action. The following table shows which file types are supported to be splitted and how they will be splitted: | File Type | Description | | --- | --- | | Adobe PDF Document | Splitted by page. | | Microsoft Excel Workbook | Splitted by worksheet. | | Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation | Splitted by slide. | | Microsoft Word Document | Splitted by page. | ### Properties This type of action has the following properties: | Name | Description | | --- | --- | | Report Document | The report document that shall be splitted and saved to the File Collection. | | File Collection | The File Collection to which the splitted Report Document will be saved to. | | Target File Type | The file type in which to save individual splitted parts to the File Collection. The available file types depend on the file type of the splitted report document. | | DPI | The DPI in which to render the individual part images. This property is only available if the property *Target File Type* is set to an image file type. | | Output Path | An [Expression](/release36/docs/introduction-to-mail-and-deploy-expressions) that returns a string that contains the output path for individual files (see below). The file type extension does not have to be returned by the expression, because Mail & Deploy will add it automatically based on the selected *Target File Type*. Mail & Deploy will automatically create required sub-directories. | ### Output Path Expression Within the [Expression](/release36/docs/introduction-to-mail-and-deploy-expressions) of the *Output Path* property an additional parameter *PageNumber* is available that contains the page number of the processed part. #### Example Let's supposed you have the following expression: Mail & Deploy Expression "Report_Page_" & [PageNumber] This would lead to the first page to be exported to Report_Page_1, the second page to Report_Page_2 etc.