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Convert GAMBL to AMBL

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Is it possible to convert GAMBL to AMBL?
Yes - GAMBL converts to AMBL.

Graphical Analysis version 5.0 and newer can export a .gambl project as a .ambl file, mainly for backward compatibility with Logger Pro and Graphical Analysis 4. Any version-5-only content, such as video, will not carry over into the older AMBL format.

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Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert GAMBL to AMBL?

GAMBL is the newer project format from Graphical Analysis 5 and stores data sets, tables, and graphs as XML, while .ambl is the older Graphical Analysis 4.x format that Logger Pro can also read. People export to AMBL to share data with users still on Graphical Analysis 4 or Logger Pro.

How to convert GAMBL to AMBL

Vernier Graphical Analysis 5 APP

Open the .gambl file, then use File > Export and choose the AMBL option to write an .ambl file.

Vernier Graphical Analysis 5 (macOS) APP

The same File menu AMBL export is available in the macOS build after opening the .gambl project.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • AMBL is the older Graphical Analysis 4.x format, so newer features such as video are not preserved.
  • The export exists mainly for Logger Pro and Graphical Analysis 4 compatibility, not as a full-fidelity save.
  • Graphical Analysis 4.x and Logger Pro cannot open GAMBL files at all, which is why the AMBL export is needed.

Frequently asked questions

Why convert GAMBL to AMBL?
So the data opens in Graphical Analysis 4.x or Logger Pro, which cannot read the newer GAMBL format.
What is lost saving as AMBL?
Version-5-only content such as video and some newer features do not transfer to the older AMBL format.
Which version can export AMBL?
Graphical Analysis 5.0 and newer include the AMBL export option in the File menu.
Can I just export the raw data instead?
Yes. You can also use File > Export to save a .csv if you only need the numeric data.