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# Eksporter til fil
**Eksporter til fil** eksporterer patientdata til to filer (PLO- og [FNUX](/eksporter_patient.md)-format), som du efterfølgende manuelt kan sende til den aktuelle modtager.
Funktionen findes under modulet **Andre** øverst i EG Clinea.
### Sådan fungerer det
Patientdata eksporteres direkte til en fil, der gemmes lokalt.
Da det endnu ikke er alle modtagere, der kan modtage FNUX-formatet, og "Eksporter til fil" ikke tjekker modtagerens format, genereres begge formater. Begge filer skal herefter sendes videre til modtageren.
Sig til hvis det fjernede afsnit faktisk skulle være der, jeg vil så finde en måde at inkludere det uden at det forveksles med "Eksporter til fil"-funktionen.
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