It is not readily available. And different setups of Praat give different results. I would recommend using the setup used for the Acoustic Voice Quality Index (AVQI) which has been used most extensively.
Maryn Y and Weenink D. Objective dysphonia measures in the program Praat: Smoothed cepstral peak prominence and acoustic voice quality index. J Voice 29: 35-43, 2015. PRAAT SCRIPT AS A SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL AT:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jvoice.2014.06.015
It is also mentioned in our recently submitted paper, which has not yet been published and may still need some revisions: Phadke KV, Laukkanen AM, Ilomäki I, Kankare E, Geneid A, Svec JG. Cepstral Measures in Teachers with Functionally Healthy Voice. (Manuscript 2018). I attach it here with the request of keeping it confidential.
If you would like some values to compare to, please see our freshly published article :
Comparison of Cepstral Peak Prominence Measures Using the ADSV, SpeechTool, and VoiceSauce Acoustic Analysis Programs in Vocally Healthy Female Speakers
Thanks a lot Dr. Svec and Dr. Madill for the information and sharing the article. These are very useful articles to work with CPP and other related spectral measures.