Printing Google Voice History

[george-a 0]

Trying to print the billing history from Google Voice account but I can't!!!

The printed page is completely different from what you see on the screen.

I tried IE, Firefox, chrome, no success.

My last choice is to use the "print screen" function and print screenshots as picture. Are there any better ideas?

[Bugs 455]

I did screenshots for all my Yahoo chat logs. It's pretty much the same thing anyways, as long as the pertinent info is legible on it (which mine were).

[Mmelon 8]

Trying to print the billing history from Google Voice account but I can't!!!

The printed page is completely different from what you see on the screen.

I tried IE, Firefox, chrome, no success.

My last choice is to use the "print screen" function and print screenshots as picture. Are there any better ideas?

I have the same problem as you. Google voice is our main form of communication but I have not found any way to print the call history other than a screenshot.

[onek 306]

Did anyone figure out how to print google voice call logs?

[TBoneTX 43,058]

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[emilchik 1]

I loaded whole Google call logs. Here is how:

• go to Google account settings here: https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount
• Click on Download Your Data :https://www.google.com/settings/exportdata
• Select Download your Voice Data: https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom:voice
• Click Create Arhive on the bottom of the page.

After file is ready (you can select Email me when file is done) you can open it in Excel and extract data whatever you need.

I searched and copied only phone numbers what I called.

[onek 306]

Thanks for the reply but I don't think if data is modified (copied and paste portions of it) will still serve as evidence / proof

[emilchik 1]

It worked in my case. I was approved in 62 days NOA1-NOA2 .

You are not modifying call records, just filtering it to the relevant numbers/recipients. I don't think USCIS is interested in the whole call history of your Google Voice activity. You need to present them with evidence that you called.

When I submitted my call records I also attached print out of the contact information, displaying all phone numbers for my fiancee (mobile, home, work). It will show reviewer that the numbers you called are actually phone numbers for the beneficiary.

[onek 306]

I loaded whole Google call logs. Here is how:

• go to Google account settings here: https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount
• Click on Download Your Data :https://www.google.com/settings/exportdata
• Select Download your Voice Data: https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom:voice
• Click Create Arhive on the bottom of the page.

After file is ready (you can select Email me when file is done) you can open it in Excel and extract data whatever you need.

I searched and copied only phone numbers what I called.

How did you open it in Excel? After it's done, it generates a .zip file. You can't open .zip in Excel. If you extract it, it has 100s of tiny files. Each file is basically one call log.