Share & Print
You can produce a PDF of a financing plan and choose which shares and installments it shows.
**Print Financing Plan**, from the project menu's **Print…** entry. The dialog is the same shape as [the budget's](/kb/article/print-a-budget) — Title, Currency, Paper Size, Orientation, then Display Options, Additional Sheets and a drag-and-drop **Add Columns** area — with financing's own choices in it.
| Option | Effect | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Country Share (%)** | Each source's share of its country's financing | | **Total Share (%)** | Each source's share of the grand total | | **Installments** | The payment schedule beneath each source, not just its total | | **Status** | Where each source stands — Pending, Submitted or Confirmed | | **No 0-Totals** | Suppress sources that come to zero | | **Exchange rates** | Print the rates the conversions used |
The two share columns are what a financier looks for, because they answer *how much of this is you, and how much is us*. **Status** matters when the plan is still being assembled: a plan that reads as fully financed looks different once you can see how much of it is not yet Confirmed.
**Open PDF** shows it; **Save PDF** writes it to disk.
To hand over numbers someone will work with rather than read, financing has its own [spreadsheet export](/kb/article/export-a-financing-plan-to-a-spreadsheet).
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