Analysis
Compare several athletes over one or two periods, at a glance: planning is decided quickly, on the tablet as on the PC.
- The athletes to compare: touch a chip to choose it or remove it (on a PC: the boxes of the list on the left, and Tick / untick all). Each athlete keeps the colour of their record in FINISH: chip, curve and legend. If this colour cannot be seen on the chart background (a very pale yellow on the white of the PC, a navy blue on the night of the tablet), the curve takes the text colour of the record; without a colour, a colour of the suite.
- The period: the date chosen places it — the day, the week (Monday to Sunday), the month or the season that contains this date (the sports season of the suite: from the season start in Settings, 1 July by default). The buttons Day, Week, Month, Season choose the length; ◀ and ▶ (on a PC: ◀ Previous, Next ▶) move back or forward by one length: the 1st week of September → ▶: the 2nd; ◀: the last week of August. A month is always a whole month, month ends and year ends included.
- Compare with: a second period, with its own controls; Same period last year places it in one move (the same week, the same month, the previous season).
- The measure of the curves, session by session: Cumulative load (the load added up since the start of the period: planning can be read at a glance), Load per session, Best lap, Average time, Valid laps; and the session type (training, competitions or all).
- The curves: one per athlete, overlaid, in their colour, with the legend above. Two periods: the area splits into two charts one above the other, on the same scales (the time axis counts the days since the start of each period; the measure has the same minimum and maximum in both): you compare at a glance.
The figures and the sessions
Under the curves, the figures per athlete and per period: sessions, valid laps, load, best lap. Then the sessions of all the chosen athletes in the period or periods, most recent first, with the athlete's chip: touch one (on a PC: double-click or Open the session) for its detail.
All dated data follow the periods: a session belongs to a period by the day it starts.
Export to Excel (PC)
Export to Excel… (or File › Export to Excel… while the Analysis module is shown) builds the workbook of what is shown: the ticked athletes, the period or periods, the session type. The Summary sheet has one row per athlete and per period; then one sheet per athlete and the Laps sheet, as in the usual export.