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# Export

The Export icon provided for a Notebook redirects the user to export the Notebook as a script to the Data Pipeline module and GIT Repository.

## Exporting a Data Science Script

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***Export as a Script to Pipeline***
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A Notebook can be exported to the Data Pipeline module using this option.

* Navigate to the ***Repo*** folder and select a Notebook from the ***Workspace*** tab.
* Click the ***Ellipsis*** icon for the selected Notebook to open the context menu.
* Click the ***Register*** option for the Notebook.&#x20;

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* The ***Register*** window opens.
* Select the ***Select All*** option or the required script using the checkbox(es).
* Click the ***Next*** option.

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*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The user must write a function to use the **Export to Pipeline** functionality.*
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* A notification appears stating that the selected script is valid.
* Select ***Export as a Script*** option by selecting it via the checkbox.
* Click the ***Libraries*** icon.

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* The ***Libraries*** drawer opens.
* Select available libraries by using checkboxes.
* Click the ***Close*** icon to close the Libraries drawer.

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* The user gets redirected to the ***Register*** page.&#x20;
* Click the ***Finish*** option.

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* A notification message appears to ensure that the selected script is exported.

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*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The exported script will be available for the Data Pipeline module to be consumed inside a DS Lab Runner component.*
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## Accessing an Exported Script in the Data Pipeline

* Navigate to a ***Data Pipeline*** containing the ***DS Lab Runner*** component.
* Open the ***Meta Information*** tab of the DS Lab Runner component.
* Select the required information as given below to access the exported script:
  * ***Execution Type***: Select the ***Script Runner*** option.
  * ***Function Input Type***: Select one option from the given options: ***Data Frame*** or ***List***.
  * ***Project Name***: Select the Project name using the drop-down menu.
  * ***Script Name***: Select the script name using the drop-down menu.
  * ***External Library***: Mention the external library.
  * ***Start Function***: Select a function name using the drop-down menu.
* The exported Script is displayed under the ***Script*** section.

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