Importing data from the watch into Excel
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I like to use my watch to track total kilometers cycled/hiked/skied within a certain period: weekly, monthly, yearly. The data was readily available in Movescount, but with it gone, I haven’t found a way to track this data. How can I import the data from the watch into Excel to manually create these statistics? Thanks.
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@Markus-Hauhia did you try syncing SA with Runalyze? There are a lot of stats there, it may be enough (definitely is for me!) and avoid you the excel analysis.
If you really need to export your data to Excel, the best method I found is GoldenCheetah, but there are no automatic sync directly from SA.
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Just to add that total kilometers per activity type per week/ month / year is available in SA IOS, and almost available in Android (you have to use the search to filter on one activity type I think, I only have the IOS app…) with the latest beta versions
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@jean-william-cousin Thanks for your reply. Maybe it’s coming to Android too then at some point. I will have to look into Runalyze in the meanwhile.
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@Markus-Hauhia
As said it is there in Android, current bêta 4.2.3 -
@Mff73
unfortunately the summary is missing the total ascent -
@TELE-HO
Trust @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos to push to have soon
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Hope guys. Make no sense to have the ascent AND decent.
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hmm… not so sure… I sometimes start activities on a higher level than I finish, or vice versa… e.g. a roadbike tour from southern Switzerland to the north
but yeah, I’m actually only interested in the ascent
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos this perfectly makes sense, especially if you have trails which have different start/end points. (Badwater, WS100,…). If you like to adapt your training to fit to such a gain/loss in elevation for a race, this would be helpful.
