Moving training to race portfolio

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Simon_B Feb 2019 11:38am, 5 Feb 2019 First-time poster!!	0 Simon_B I'm just getting back into my running, and part of that is gettting my Fetch pages up to date! What i have noticed is that i have a race which is currently showing up as part of my training log, and not in my race portfolio. Is there a way to move it from training to race ? I know i can create new entries, its just i loose all my data? Sorry if this is a newbie daft question!
fetcheveryone Feb 2019 11:42am, 5 Feb 2019 21,141 posts	0 fetcheveryone Hi Simon, welcome to posting You build your Race Portfolio by finding the races you've done here: fetcheveryone.com/races-map.php (you can search past races, not just future ones). Look for the 'Add To Portfolio' link, and it'll ask you to add your race times. Cheers
Simon_B Feb 2019 11:59am, 5 Feb 2019 2 posts	0 Simon_B Thank-you .. so i cant move what i have in training to my portfolio. I did the Great South Run in 2016. It shows in my training log, but not my race portfolio - which must of been my error at the time. I can see that i can go back and add that race to my portfolio, however i then dont have my splits, stats etc from the training log?
fetcheveryone Feb 2019 12:16pm, 5 Feb 2019 21,142 posts	0 fetcheveryone On the race listing here: fetcheveryone.com/viewracedetails.php?id=1077532 you'll see a little clipboard icon next to your name - this links through to your training entry. We don't auto-populate race portfolios with times from the training log, because people have vastly differing preferences when it comes to using gun-to-chip, chip-to-chip, etc times.
Simon_B Feb 2019 12:27pm, 5 Feb 2019 3 posts	0 Simon_B Ahhhhhhh! Got it, that makes perfect sense now, sorry for being a bit slow .. thank-you very much for your help.
Fitz Feb 2019 12:30pm, 6 Feb 2019 2,061 posts	0 Fitz I'd never spotted that feature before either. Excellent!
HappyG(rrr) Feb 2019 12:59pm, 6 Feb 2019 30,361 posts	0 HappyG(rrr) The clipboard clipboard linking from race to training log is great for looking at other people's pacing, actually! G
HappyG(rrr) Feb 2019 12:59pm, 6 Feb 2019 30,362 posts	0 HappyG(rrr) (Assuming permissions etc.!) Welcome to Fetch by the way Simon. G