Export to Excel
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By default (or when passing the --format xlsx parameter), the tool will export reports in Excel (xlsx) format.

This report contains a summary sheet, table of contents, and a sheet per vulnerability containing vulnerability details
and a list of affected hosts.

Examples
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Create Excel report from 1 OpenVAS XML report using default settings
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.. code-block:: bash

   openvasreporting -i openvasreport.xml

Create Excel report from multiple OpenVAS XML report using default settings
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.. code-block:: bash

   openvasreporting -i *.xml
   # OR
   openvasreporting -i openvasreport.xml -i openvasreport1.xml -i openvasreport2.xml [-i ...]

Create Excel report from 1 OpenVAS XML report, reporting only severity level high and up
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.. code-block:: bash

   openvasreporting.py -i openvasreport.xml -o openvas_report -f xlsx -l h


Result
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The final report will look similar to this:

.. image:: ../_static/img/screenshot-report.png
   :alt: Report example screenshot - Summary
   :width: 30%

.. image:: ../_static/img/screenshot-report1.png
   :alt: Report example screenshot - Table of Contents
   :width: 30%

.. image:: ../_static/img/screenshot-report2.png
   :alt: Report example screenshot - Vulnerability description
   :width: 30%

Vulnerability detail worksheets are sorted according to CVSS score and are colored according to the threat level.