Road Book Export Format Issue

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I use Kurviger with mi/ft. When I export the Road Book, it displays the units in meters (at least column 2 and 3).

Description Distance Total Distance Duration Total Duration
⚐ Continue 0 0 0 0
Ⓥ The General Store Petersham 87978 87978 5636 5636
Ⓢ Readsboro General Store, VT 101536 189514 6593 12229
Ⓢ Dot’s Willmington, VT 26669 216184 1650 13879
Ⓢ Hogback Mountain Country Store 7769 223953 608 14487
Ⓢ Waypoint 5 97284 321237 8096 22583
⚑ Arrive at destination 72475 393712 4181 26764

Are the last two columns displayed in minutes? It might be useful to include the units in the table header.

Thanks,
Tobias

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The last two columns are in seconds.

Tip: If you import the table into Excel, you can convert the seconds into a time. To do this, divide the value by 86400 in a new column and format it in the user-defined format hh:mm:ss. In this way, 5636 s becomes 01:33:56.

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My bigger issues is the inconsitency when I switch from km/m to mi/ft under “Route Settings”.

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The Turn instructions are correctly displayed in miles, but when I switch to the Road Book view, the first two columns are displayed in meters instead of miles.

Yes, I could convert the columns in miles and min or hours n Excel, but why was it not done in the first phase. I assume it was just an application bug.

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No this is actually intended. For the road book export we give you the raw values, so you can do your own calculations in Excel (for example add 10% more time, show time in hours or whatever you like). The road book should give you the ability do your own. If we preformat times like 01:23 or 1h 23min, it is harder to work with these in Excel.

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