Nokia N95

masze · #1 01-10-2008, 09:15 AM

Hello,
How can i export my "workout summary" to excel.
I can only export to this format (GPX,XML elr CSV).

Is there any easy way to export my "workout s" to excel?

Thanks

salada2k · #2 01-10-2008, 09:50 AM

Well, I can tell you that XML (Extensible Markup Language) and CSV (Comma Seperated Values) are both formats that Excel likes to be fed, therefore you should have no problems opening them.

If you have an XML file, you can go into Excel and choose File -> Open and point to the file.

If you have a CSV file, you should be able to double-click it to open it in Excel, unless your file associations have been inadvertently changed. In that case, just follow the same method to open up the CSV as with the XML. You really shouldn't have any problems.

masze · #3 01-10-2008, 10:27 AM

thanks for your help, but ...

first.. i cant copy/paste the *.xml to my comp. from my mem-card ???

Second.. if i d-click on the files in nokia pc-suit/ and it opens like you said in excel it look like crap...

Is it possible to export it and then it is readable in excel.??

sorry for my poor english.. i cant really explain it more in detail..

Nokia 95
Vista 64bit
Excel 2007

thanks

salada2k · #4 01-10-2008, 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by masze

thanks for your help, but ...

first.. i cant copy/paste the *.xml to my comp. from my mem-card ???

Are you getting a specific error message? You should be able to copy those files across easily... Unless you have some kind of security software stopping you from doing so.

Quote:

Second.. if i d-click on the files in nokia pc-suit/ and it opens like you said in excel it look like crap... Is it possible to export it and then it is readable in excel.??

It shouldn't look 'crap' apart from you having to resize the columns in Excel. But usually when importing into Excel that's all you have to do. Excel should automatically split the data into it's own columns (in the case of a CSV file, it will create a new column for each piece of data it finds on a particular row that is seperated by a comma). i.e. Comma Seperated Values.

David1971 · #5 01-10-2008, 10:51 AM

Ummm what Salada5k said, beat me to it.

masze · #6 01-10-2008, 12:42 PM

i will put up some screens from excel later, have to take care of something first.

It's really strange about the copy things from my mem-card.. (vista problem?)

.hmmm...... anyway... i put up some screens later and then you "pro" maybe can see/help me....with my problem...

Thanks again for your support...

/masze