Download of Found Info?

[+Bentley27]

Is there any way to download (like an Excel spreadsheet) all Found Log information - Name, GC code, Date, etc?

[+StefandD]

On the Pocket Query page you can download a PQ with all your finds. Scroll down to the My Finds section and press the Add to Queue button.

Programs like BaseCamp or GSAK are able to export the GPX as a CSV file, which can be imported in Excel.

[+cerberus1]

All log information can be seen on your profile.  Under "Your Logs" is "show all logs for", and can be searched for any action taken.

IIRC, along with GSAK, Project-GC has "Profile stats/Badge Gen", that's generated directly to your profile page, and  automatically updated if "stats" is what you might be looking for.

Edited February 25, 2018 by cerberus1
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[+noncentric]

I have used a program called GAPP to export my finds directly from Geocaching.com to an Excel spreadsheet.  The program seems to have a lot of functionality, maybe trying to be like GSAK.  Most of the website and info is in Dutch(?), which I don't speak/read, so I haven't explored much of the functionality beyond just downloading my finds from time to time.

[+NYPaddleCacher]

12 hours ago, noncentric said:

I have used a program called GAPP to export my finds directly from Geocaching.com to an Excel spreadsheet.  The program seems to have a lot of functionality, maybe trying to be like GSAK.  Most of the website and info is in Dutch(?), which I don't speak/read, so I haven't explored much of the functionality beyond just downloading my finds from time to time.

I see that it's open source too.  I've written several applications that do something similar (take some structured data and write out a spreadsheet) but will have to take a look at how GAPP does it.  I also see that it uses something OKApi, that's part of an open source geocaching application.  Coincidentally, there's a project that some of the developers I work with I work with that uses a sub-system called OKApi (they're otherwise unrelated).  At a presentation on the the project the other day someone asked,  "Why is it using an OKapi and not a really good API?"