Dive log apps and computer compatibility

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Thank you for the reply. When I connect my Zoop to both MacDive and Suunto DM5, all dives on the Zoop are recognized. Again DM5 only recognized a few dives. My only reason for looking at dive apps other than MacDive is the issue with MacDive not exporting to excel. No answer from the MacDive forum.
My old Suunto would record the number of dives, but the dive information was not kept for overwriten dives.
 
Thank you for the reply. When I connect my Zoop to both MacDive and Suunto DM5, all dives on the Zoop are recognized. Again DM5 only recognized a few dives. My only reason for looking at dive apps other than MacDive is the issue with MacDive not exporting to excel. No answer from the MacDive forum.
It's easy to export to csv, which is halfway there to a spreadsheet. You could build whatever custom reporting you wanted on other worksheets and just dump a frech csv into a worksheet as/when you want to update.
 
It's easy to export to csv, which is halfway there to a spreadsheet. You could build whatever custom reporting you wanted on other worksheets and just dump a frech csv into a worksheet as/when you want to update.
Better still, use Power BI and have the csv file as the source.
 

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