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I've started using an Apple Watch to track my swimming workouts. I like seeing the results on my iPhone but want to track and analyze it over time. How can I transfer/export the data that's captured for each workout into a spreadsheet that I can manage?
Apple Watch Series 7
Thank you for your help. I exported the health data to my Mac and then unzipped the files. I tried to open the export.xml file using Excel and received this error message: "File cannot be opened because: Line 2, Position 11. <!DOCTYPE HealthData [". I can open the file in Notes but it appears to be lines of code. Is there an App that can open the file, display the data, and then export the data as cvs or some other format that can be read into a spreadsheet?
Thank you for your help. I exported the health data to my Mac and then unzipped the files. I tried to open the export.xml file using Excel and received this error message: "File cannot be opened because: Line 2, Position 11. <!DOCTYPE HealthData [". I can open the file in Notes but it appears to be lines of code. Is there an App that can open the file, display the data, and then export the data as cvs or some other format that can be read into a spreadsheet?
Tap your profile picture or initials at the top right. If you don't see your profile picture or initials, tap Summary or Browse at the bottom of the screen, then scroll to the top of the screen. Tap Export all health data, then choose a method for sharing your data.
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Export Fitness Data to a Spreadsheet
