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Heart Rate data is available on the Health App - go to Health App, Heart, and at the bottom of the page there is a menu item "Show All Data", tap on that and you can see the Beats Per Minute range for each day, tap on a day and you can see the actual Beats Per Minute through the day, typically with a two to four, or more, minute gap between each measurement. I cannot see a way to download this data. Does anyone know if there is a way to do so?
Thanks for that. That's very useful. I think I have used "Export all health data" before but I can't recall where I accessed the command. Whereabouts do I find it?
Thanks for that. That's very useful. I think I have used "Export all health data" before but I can't recall where I accessed the command. Whereabouts do I find it?
You can "Export all health data" and this exports a zip file which you can send to your email address etc.
This is what it looks like when you unzip it;
As you can see they are very large xml files and when opened it becomes rocket science,the electrocardigrams are in csv format.
I know this sounds very unpractical but you could probaby screenshot the info you're after and stitch the pages together,I have done this before and it's not for the faint hearted.
This is a bit off-topic, but ...
do you have any tips on handling the (very large) XML files? I have been trying to open them with browsers, other tools, etc, but I keep getting failures, as though the files are corrupted. As I say, any tips?
As I said in my post,once you get the xml files it turns into rocket science there are xml reading apps that you can download but it really doesn't help that much.
I think the screenshot idea I posted would be more practical.
I have tried the xml way myself and eventually gave up on it.
OK, I have now found the command. Thanks again, very helpful.
Thanks. That's what I have been thinking. These files are so large my PC runs out of memory and can't parse them.
Thanks again.
Download Heart Rate data
