Caches Done That Day?

[+scaw]

This might be a bit of a dumb question................... is there a way of checking caches that have been logged locally that day without scrolling through pages of them

hope that makes sense

[Remote Part]

You can do a search on GeocacheUK for this.

Go to http://stats.geocacheuk.com/caches/ then enter somewhere for "near" and 1 day or similar for "last found".

 

Note that G:UK takes time to update, so it might not completely match up with the logs on geocaching.com.

[lakeuk]

Don't think there is an easier way, I just select email notification on the local ones I'm most interested in.

 

At http://www.geocacheuk.com/ you can view 25 caches per page but it can take upto 3 days for the last found details to come through

[+Moote]

This might be a bit of a dumb question................... is there a way of checking caches that have been logged locally that day without scrolling through pages of them

hope that makes sense

Information

 

Appears that everyone is G:UK obsessed, but for the most up to date stats on cache find dates is geocaching.com. Choose a cache in the area which you want the data on, once on the cache page click the link:

 

...all nearby caches

 

And returned is a list of caches from the centre cache, the last column is the Last Found this is where you can find out the information required without the datalag of G:UK

 

It is fare to say that you will have to browse the data, as there is no Query for found on a particular date, but it is the most accurate dataset you can have as this is the source data.

Edited March 12, 2006 by Moote.

[+scaw]

Thanks Moote this is what i have been doing just wondered if there was a way of seeing last found as an option.

i have it set with my home co-ordinates to open but wondered if you could set it as a date

thanks

[+kbootb]

I have a PQ set up that shows any cache that is within 50 miles of home that has been found in the last seven days.

 

I never get it to download but view it on line by clicking preview. This then gives me a quick way of seeing who has been caching in my area in the last week.

[+Moote]

I have a PQ set up that shows any cache that is within 50 miles of home that has been found in the last seven days.

 

I never get it to download but view it on line by clicking preview. This then gives me a quick way of seeing who has been caching in my area in the last week.

Fact

 

Now that is a brilliant idea

 

Setup and ready to go

[+scaw]

I have a PQ set up that shows any cache that is within 50 miles of home that has been found in the last seven days.

 

I never get it to download but view it on line by clicking preview. This then gives me a quick way of seeing who has been caching in my area in the last week.

 

Brilliant set it up and thats just what i wanted

thank you

[+The Bolas Heathens]

We do exactly the same - it's really handy.

 

I have a PQ set up that shows any cache that is within 50 miles of home that has been found in the last seven days.

 

I never get it to download but view it on line by clicking preview. This then gives me a quick way of seeing who has been caching in my area in the last week.

[+purple_pineapple]

I have a PQ set up that shows any cache that is within 50 miles of home that has been found in the last seven days.

 

I never get it to download but view it on line by clicking preview. This then gives me a quick way of seeing who has been caching in my area in the last week.

 

I use a similar design for FTF opportunities - any unfound caches within X radius. It is set as my home page, so every time I open IE, I can instantly check (Useful when away from home PC therefore no instant notifies...)

[+Alibags]

I have had a similar PQ set up for some time. I do like to go back and browse who's being doing my previous caches recently. I suppose it's just me being nosey!