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# Eksportér data om applikationsoperationer til John Deere Ops Center
Eksportér et dataset med udført data fra GeoPard til John Deere Ops Center som en Application Operation-fil.
GeoPard kan eksportere et **som-kørt** datasæt til John Deere Ops Center som en **udførselsopgave**.
Brug dette, når du vil have det behandlede sprøjte-/udførselslag vist i John Deere Ops Center.
Eksportér applikationskort til John Deere Ops Center
### Før du går i gang
* Sørg for, at John Deere-integrationen allerede er tilsluttet.
* Åbn marken, der indeholder **som kørt/som sået** datasættet.
* Kontrollér, at datasættet allerede er uploadet og synligt på laglisten.
### Trin
1. Åbn mark-siden.
2. Under **Datalag**, udvid **som kørt/som sået**.
3. Åbn menuen for det datasæt, du vil eksportere.
4. Klik **Eksportér til John Deere Ops Center som udførselsopgave**.
5. Vent, til eksporten er færdig.
6. Åbn John Deere Ops Center, og kontrollér den uploadede fil.
Den uploadede fil vises i John Deere Ops Center under **Arbejdsdata** og **applikationsfiler**.
### Bemærkninger
* Denne eksport er tilgængelig fra datasætmenuen for det valgte **som-kørt** lag.
* Hvis eksportmuligheden mangler, så kontrollér, at John Deere-forbindelsen er aktiv.
* Hvis eksporten ikke vises i John Deere Ops Center, skal du opdatere destinationskontoen og bekræfte adgangstilladelserne.
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