Workbooks allows Users to define a schedule on which reports and charts are run and emailed to one or more recipients.  The recipient doesn't have to be a Workbooks User so it is a great way to share data held within Workbooks. For example, weekly sales reports can be sent to a manager every Saturday morning, thus allowing them to review the week's sales and plan for next week.

A single report, or a combination of reports and charts, can be sent in the same email. Reports can be sent inline (a list/grid within the email body) or attached as CSV (Comma Separated Values) or Microsoft Excel files. If your report does not contain any data at a time it is due to be sent, rather than receive a blank email, you can tick the Send if Empty checkbox to prevent the email from being sent.

To schedule a report click Start > Reporting > New Scheduled Email. There are 3 tabs:

Main

Define the schedule on which you want the reports to be run and emailed.

Reports

Add the required reports and charts.

Emails

The history of the sent emails.

Existing Scheduled Emails are displayed in the My Scheduled Emails and All Scheduled Emails views. 

Adding Reports and Charts:

Add Report 

Select the report then the report View. As mentioned earlier, you can include the report inline within the body of the email, or as an attachment.

Add Chart 

When adding a chart, select the report on which the chart is based, then add the report. There is also a Format option. If required, you can test PNG (Portable Network Graphics) versus SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) by adding the same chart in both formats and comparing the results in your email.