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Bug - Exporting Activities as CSV file

In the top right of the Activities page as viewed on my PC browser (Firefox) is an export to CSV link. Until today (Jan 18 2024) it worked fine but now it does nothing. Is this another example of Garmin removing the ability for customers to download their own data?

  • I looked at the code for the web page, and the href link for the anchor tag is stubbed out with a '#

    That's normal at JavaScript driven websites, where the "onClick" event is driven by the script. That's not the problem.

  • It appears that the Export to CSV function on the Activities page is broken.  Anyone we can get to escalate this with Garmin and keep it on their radar is appreciated.  It appears to somehow be specific to running activities because I can export the cycling ones if I filter to them only.    If there are running entries in the list - it fails.


    Moderator: , joined thread to main thread.

  • Is there a way to possibly revise the title of this main thread?  It wasn't removed since its still there -- its just partially broken.

  • Done. Also pinned thread.

  • My Export CSV does not work for 'Cycling' and 'All". However, I can Export CSV for other Activities, ie 'Running', 'Hiking', 'Swimming', etc. I have also tried "Uninstalling" Grarmin Express, rebooting, re-Installing the Connect app with no joy.

  • How do I....

    Download a csv file with all Runs with the following fields?

    Run date, distance, avg pace, average cadence, average stride

    Thanks

    Ian

  • On the Activities page scroll until the end of all activities and use Export to CSV on the top right corner.
    (for some users this doesn't work currently)

    Or print chosen values in web-browser's Console by a script.

  • Ye, looks like it's not that simple what's the problem, probably some specific data is needed to break it.

    Couldn't find it though, all types still work for me.

  • That may be true, but the Import link right next to the Export does have <a class="import-btn" href="/modern/import-data">, which is very similar to the export anchor tag, except it has a valid link.  I am curious, and will check when they fix it.  Whatever the cause of the issue is, I chatted with Garmin support and they said their team is aware of the issue and is working to fix it as quickly as possible.

  • That may be true, but the Import link right next to the Export does have <a class="import-btn" href="/modern/import-data">

    That's really not the problem, believe me, I know what I am talking about, it is my profession. The true problem (the JavaScript error) is shown in my initial post - it is unhandled exception in the script, when some of the variables in the script are not initialized. More precisely there is unhandled use of uninitialized variable 't' in the function getResortSkiDistance(), which is for some reason used when exporting Run activities.