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Here is a kml file that you can open in Google Earth.
How come on of the points is in the North Sea?
Mike
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Hi try this its nearly right. I had to edit all the dates, by putting a 1 in front for June, a 2 in front for July and so on. Afterwards I thought if the dates were in American order, month, day, year that would do it, as Tyre sorts by the first number.
Hi Paul its fairly straightforward, load it in to excel, change the columns to longtitude, latitude, date, edit the date format to month, day, year, I think excel will do that for you if you format the column and choose date and select that format from the drop down list, then save as a .csv, their is no need to sort the data as poiedit will change the columns to show the date first, and sort on it. load into poiedit and save as a .ov2, load into tyre and save as a .kml or .kmz
I haven't played with tyre a great deal so it my be possible to load the .csv straight in to it, if you wanted to show tracks over more then one year you would have to change the date format to year, month, day, I don't think excel will do this for you, but I am no spreadsheeter.
And I had to take out the poi in the sea as tyre didn't like it. You can put a comma after the date and add a description but not another column, as tomtom only accepts 3 columns.
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You can put a comma after the date and add a description but not another column, as tomtom only accepts 3 columns.
