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This page has been replaced by https://geocaching.com.au/help/view/Imports
 
 
Geocaching Australia allows you to import certain files in order to keep your statistical information up to date.
 
 
 
The types of files you can import are detailed here.
 
 
 
== Caches and Logs ==
 
 
 
There is a dedicated page detailing how to accomplish this.
 
http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Uploading_logs
 
 
 
== FTF (First to Find) ==
 
 
 
When you are the First to Find (FTF) a particular cache you can use Geocaching Australia to keep track of those achievements. If you are new to Geocaching Australia or you have a lot of FTF's to claim, you can import a file to automate those claims.
 
 
 
The structure and name of the file are important.
 
 
 
Create a text file called ftf.txt
 
 
 
In that file list the caches that you wish to claim a FTF on with each new cache on a spearate line.
 
eg. <br />
 
GC1234 <br />
 
GA4567 <br />
 
GC1235 <br />
 
GA4568 <br />
 
 
 
Then use the [http://geocaching.com.au/my/import/ Import facility] which is found near the bottom of your My page.
 
 
 
* Click on the Browse button to find the file that you just created.
 
* Click on the Import button to import your information.
 
 
 
The page may take a while to load depending on how much information you are importing.  When complete you should receive a notification of how many FTF's were imported and whether there were any errors.
 
 
 
== Planned (Caches you plan to find) ==
 
 
 
When you are the planning to find a particular cache you can use Geocaching Australia to keep track of those plans. If you are new to Geocaching Australia or you have a lot of plans to make, you can import a file to automate those claims.
 
 
 
The structure and name of the file are important.
 
 
 
Create a text file called planned.txt
 
 
 
In that file list the caches that you wish to mark as planned on your hotlist on with each new cache on a spearate line.
 
eg. <br />
 
GC1234 <br />
 
GA4567 <br />
 
GC1235 <br />
 
GA4568 <br />
 
 
 
Then use the [http://geocaching.com.au/my/import/ Import facility] which is found near the bottom of your My page.
 
 
 
* Click on the Browse button to find the file that you just created.
 
* Click on the Import button to import your information.
 
 
 
The page may take a while to load depending on how much information you are importing.  When complete you should receive a notification of how many planned caches were imported and whether there were any errors.
 
 
 
== Ratings ==
 
 
 
You have the ability to assign a rating to a cache when you make your found or DNF log. If you are new to Geocaching Australia or you have a lot of ratings to make, you can import a file to automate those ratings.
 
 
 
Check the available rating descriptions: http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Rating
 
 
 
The structure and name of the file are important.
 
 
 
Create a text file called rating.txt
 
 
 
In that file list the caches that you wish to rate, along with the rating description and the rating value seperated by a comma with each new cache on a separate line.
 
eg. <br />
 
GC1234,Overall Experience,1 <br />
 
GA4567,Overall Experience,2 <br />
 
GC1235,Overall Experience,3 <br />
 
GA4568,Overall Experience,4 <br />
 
 
 
Then use the [http://geocaching.com.au/my/import/ Import facility] which is found near the bottom of your My page.
 
 
 
* Click on the Browse button to find the file that you just created.
 
* Click on the Import button to import your information.
 
 
 
The page may take a while to load depending on how much information you are importing.  When complete you should receive a notification of how many ratings were imported and whether there were any errors.
 

Latest revision as of 19:21, 7 October 2025

This page has been replaced by https://geocaching.com.au/help/view/Imports