Question for the APEX geniuses.

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Is there a way to export an entire summary in a printable format? For example, if I wanted to spew out the graphs and every comment I have made and power consumption and the trident information etc. for the last week or month (preferably not daily) is that possible?
 
No, there's no easy way to do that. The closest you can get is exporting the Apex data to a XML file, then using Excel or other software to parse the XML and create graphs. And even this method is limited to only the probe data, so things like notes or manual measurements that are made in Fusion are not exportable.

To get the XML file, you need to browse to the local Apex URL:

http://apex.local/cgi-bin/datalog.xm...=YYMMDD&days=N

Since R2R truncates the URL, here's the full text without the http: at the beginning:

apex.local/cgi-bin/datalog.xml?sdate=YYMMDD&days=N

Example to pull all the data for Aug 1 - 31, 2020:

http://apex.local/cgi-bin/datalog.xm...200801&days=31
That's apex.local/cgi-bin/datalog.xml?sdate=200801&days=31

Note: If you have changed your Apex Hostname under the Network Setup screen, then use that name in the URL. For example, my Apex hostname is SuncrestApex, so my URL is http://suncrestapex.local/cgi-bin/da...200801&days=31

Or you can substitute your Apex IP address in place of the hostname.
 
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Thank you so much. I'll use the IP, I set it static for troubleshooting purposes. I will be following you so when I have more APEX questions I can come to you since you are now, in my opinion, the APEX master.
 
I absolutely will! Thankfully I had no plans tonight so I shall have a beverage and peruse your handy work! Thank you again! Much appreciated.
 

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