no problem, data can be transferred to the pc as a '.csv' file. then open it e.g. with excel and you will get (with the correct import settings) a table as shown below. of course you can also print it out ...

Date SYS DIA Pulse Irreg. Heartbeat Body movement. cuff
24.05.2018 17:04 138 83 84 Not detected Not detected OK
21.05.2018 16:15 123 79 88 Not detected Not detected OK
20.05.2018 15:02 113 77 90 Not established Not established OK
13.05.2018 15:51 109 77 94 Not established Not established OK
12.05.2018 13:57 114 76 89 Not established Not established OK

Simply click on a value. Then a table opens with different values spread over a longer period of time. Click on the three points at the top. Export. Accept the conditions and send the csv file (similar to an excel file) to yourself or print it out. In Excel, I would edit the csv file and save it as Excel. Then print it out. That's it. Best regards. Radu k. P.s. I would take the device to the doctor and calibrate it. I.e. measure on the right arm with the doctor's bd meter and on the left (as usual) with your own omron. Then you can see the deviation... Carry out 2 to 3 times. Gives certainty...