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# Create Multiple Object report
Create a multiple object report to generate and send many object reports in one run.
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### Open Multiple Object Reports
Click **Multiple Object Reports** in the navigation pane.
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### Select scope and content
Select the time range to include in the reports.
Select the objects you want to generate reports for.
Select which sections to include in the report.
Available sections include values, charts, events, adjustments, limits, alarms, and logbook records.
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### Generate and sign
Click **Generate** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign.md).
A confirmation message is shown.
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### Track status
The report request appears in the list under the **Create multiple object report** form.
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### Receive the PDFs
The system sends the reports to your email address.
Refresh the page to check the generation status.
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{% hint style="info" %}
The report layout matches [Object report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/object-report.md).
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