I'm sure that this has been requested before, but I'm frustrated again today that the export csv will do only one page at a time. Please give the option to export all activities.
Garmin, puhleez! It's not even available in your "modern" interface? This is the sort of thing that makes customers want to jump ship. Allowing export of only a single page feels like a slap in the face. (We're perfectly capable of providing this feature -- and here's a sample -- but we're not going to let you to have it.)
6 years later and as far as I can tell there's still no way to do this. I'd like even more - I would like to be able to export all activities, with all available data about each activity, inluding the GPX track.
6 years later and as far as I can tell there's still no way to do this.
No, you are not right. The CSV Export includes all activities you load on the All Activities page, and uses the same filter (if you use any). So if you scroll to the very bottom, all activities will be exported to the CSV file.
I would like to be able to export all activities, with all available data about each activity, inluding the GPX track.
Awesome - thanks! This was the first response I found in my various searches of the forums, and until now there was no mention of these alternatives on this thread. Even better for my purposes (offline backup) is the solution mentioned in one of those threads:
GPX is a different topic, since this thread was opened with the title "Export to csv all activities not just 20". CSV is not GPX. Bulk CSV export works just fine. Bulk GPX export never existed in Garmin Connect (apart from the mentioned script hack).
As an offline backup of all your Garmin data, the easiest is setting up a dail incremental backup of the USB storage of your Garmin device. In such way you'll have not only all your activities in the original FIT file format, but also other data like daily monitoring data, schedules, workouts, settings, etc.
Thanks trux. An improvement but... scrolling to the bottom means scroll, wait for load, scroll, wait for load. You can't go and make a cup of tea, it just sits there until you manually scroll. Unless I've missed something.
Well, you can also download the full table with the following URL, in JSON format. You can convert JSON to CSV or Excel for example at http://convertcsv.com/json-to-csv.htm
