With additional add-in functions, you can export selected GPX data into a spreadsheet ( GPX to XLS), to GIS ( GPX to SHP), publish it as an online map using the Leaflet.js library ( GPX to Leaflet), export it to KML file for display in Google Earth ( GPX to Google Earth / GPX to KML) or export it to GeoJSON file ( GPX to GeoJSON) for further use. Layer names are defined as " filename" and " _trackpoints" or " _waypoints" suffix. Add-in parses the file and imports waypoints or trackpoints into the Excel.įrom imported data are created two layers of points in the Map Panel. Then simply select the GPX file in the disk and the rest is done automatically by the program. Practical example is shown in the following video.Īs can be seen from the video, import of GPX files is solved by clicking the function Special – Import from GPX. The work with GPX files is simple and straightforward.
In contrast, trackpoints describe a track made of at least one track segment – ordered list of points describing a path.
Waypoints are a set of individual points that are defined by GPS coordinates and other descriptive data. The current version of GIS.XL allows you to work with two GPX data types – trackpoints and waypoints.
#GPX FILE TO SPREADSHEET CONVERTER SOFTWARE#
This format is open and data can be interchanged between GPX devices and software applications. It can be used to describe waypoints, tracks and routes.
GPX or GPS Exchange Format is an XML schema designed as a common GPS data format for software application. This feature has been added to version 2.0 and is used for direct and rapid import of spatial data from GPX files to Excel. An important feature of the GIS.XL add-in is import of GPX files.
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