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It's nice to see you around the Community @Kkendall! 
You own your data. Follow the instructions below to easily export your data to a Microsoft Excel (XLS) or comma separated value (CSV) file. CSV files can be opened by numerous applications, although most people choose to view them in a spreadsheet application such as Excel or Google Docs. CSV files automatically open in Excel if your computer has it installed.
All Fitbit customers can export four types of data:
- Body—Includes weight, BMI, and body fat percentage. If you've ever manually tracked your blood pressure, glucose, or heart rate, this data is also available. (We're still working on making automatic heart rate data available for export). If you've created a custom tracker, its data also appears in this file.
- Foods—Includes any logged foods.
- Activities—Includes tracker data such as steps, distance, floors, total calories burned, calories burned from activity, sedentary minutes, and active minutes. The data available depends on which type of tracker you have.
- Sleep—Includes sleep data such as time asleep, time awake, and number of times you woke up.
To export data:
- Log into your dashboard and click the gear icon in the upper right.
- Click Settings > Data Export.
- Choose the time period and type of data you want to export. Each export file can contain 30 days worth of data. Note that if you choose more than one data type, your file will have a tab for each type of data. If you want to export more than 30 days worth of data, you’ll need to run additional exports.
- Choose a file type and click Download. The file is instantly available in your Downloads folder.
Hope this helps!
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Community Moderators ensure that conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. We're here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
It's nice to see you around the Community @Kkendall! You own your data. Follow the instructions below to easily export your data to a Microsoft Excel (XLS) or comma separated value (CSV) file. CSV files can be opened by numerous applications, although most people choose to view them in a spreadsheet application such as Excel or Google Docs. CSV files automatically open in Excel if your computer has it installed.
All Fitbit customers can export four types of data:
- Body—Includes weight, BMI, and body fat percentage. If you've ever manually tracked your blood pressure, glucose, or heart rate, this data is also available. (We're still working on making automatic heart rate data available for export). If you've created a custom tracker, its data also appears in this file.
- Foods—Includes any logged foods.
- Activities—Includes tracker data such as steps, distance, floors, total calories burned, calories burned from activity, sedentary minutes, and active minutes. The data available depends on which type of tracker you have.
- Sleep—Includes sleep data such as time asleep, time awake, and number of times you woke up.
To export data:
- Log into your dashboard and click the gear icon in the upper right.
- Click Settings > Data Export.
- Choose the time period and type of data you want to export. Each export file can contain 30 days worth of data. Note that if you choose more than one data type, your file will have a tab for each type of data. If you want to export more than 30 days worth of data, you’ll need to run additional exports.
- Choose a file type and click Download. The file is instantly available in your Downloads folder.
Hope this helps!
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I'm glad you found it @Kkendall!
Hope to see you participating in the Community more often since I think it would be awesome for you to explore our Community, so you can go ahead and log to any of the topics that might be of your interest in our Discussion boards. Feel free to comment and contribute with your knowledge and experience.
Have a wonderful week!
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