Personal Top 10, 20 or even 50 days

[+traineediplomat]

Hi all, 

 

I like to challenge myself with miniature milestones. I know what my highest find caching day is, I can see it on the list, but is there any app/GSAK/etc that can list my own top 10, or 20 or even 50 days? I'd love to know that say 50th highest day was 23 finds and having a little personal attack to get my 49th best day or 23rd or such.

 

I could do it VERY manually, but my cache finds list on GC.com also doesn't include AL location finds on the list, but in the total number and total for the day.

 

Over to you all, as the experts

[+Gill & Tony]

Yes, I'm sure a GSAK macro could do that.

 

Pop over to the GSAK forum - gsak.net/board/ - and ask there.

[+Mausebiber]

This macro will produce an HTML report showing your cumulative finds by date for your entire caching history.

https://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=20760&st=0&#entry150014

 

 

[+traineediplomat]

Ran that report and it had all my finds in GSAK with blank dates. Did the database repair and no luck

[+Mausebiber]

Try the following:

open you "finds" database where you have all your finds.

click on "Geocaching.com access"

click on "refresh cache data ..."

 

This will synchronize your GSAK found data with your Groundspeak found information.

 

[+traineediplomat]

On 10/10/2022 at 2:51 AM, Mausebiber said:

Try the following:

open you "finds" database where you have all your finds.

click on "Geocaching.com access"

click on "refresh cache data ..."

 

This will synchronize your GSAK found data with your Groundspeak found information.

 

 

Thaat seems to be it, of course Adventure Labs are missing but such is life!

[+hzoi]

On 10/12/2022 at 2:23 AM, traineediplomat said:

of course Adventure Labs are missing

 

There is a GSAK macro, I believe called AdventureLabCreates, that allows one to create waypoints in GSAK for adventure labs. It works best for lab caches that have a bonus, because once the bonus cache is in one's database of found caches, the macro can draw information for the bonus (such as location, owner, and hidden and found dates) and plug them into the lab waypoints.

 

Not a perfect solution, but if you want to capture all your data, it might help.

[+Gill & Tony]

Once you have the unfound labs in your unfound database, there is always Red Roo's excellent "PublishNonStandardCacheLogs" macro to keep your finds up to date - assuming you have a Geocache_Visits.txt file to interrogate.