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[+Berta Nick Zoey]

I try to keep a list of found cahces on GSAK. Instead of manually moving them from a "new home" or any other database to a "found" database. Is there a query(s) that I can use to get all of my found caches in a GPX file. I know I can do it for the first 500 but after that, I either have to break it down geographically or some other way. I thought about doing it by using seperate difficult/terrain ratings, but that would create too many queries. Too bad the queries dont allow dates found by me. At least not that i can tell. Any ideas?

 

Thanks

[+tozainamboku]

I try to keep a list of found cahces on GSAK. Instead of manually moving them from a "new home" or any other database to a "found" database. Is there a query(s) that I can use to get all of my found caches in a GPX file. I know I can do it for the first 500 but after that, I either have to break it down geographically or some other way. I thought about doing it by using seperate difficult/terrain ratings, but that would create too many queries. Too bad the queries dont allow dates found by me. At least not that i can tell. Any ideas?

 

Thanks

You're in luck. The My Finds query will return all of your finds - including archived caches. Just scroll to the bottom of the Pocket Query page and click the Add to Queue button. The My Finds query can be run only once every seven days.