Is there a more efficient way to do this, say, by using a wildcard? I tried *.kml and it simply shows each chart separately; I would like to plot them all in one map.
Show[Import[
"C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2022-12-31.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-01.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-02.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-03.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-04.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-05.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-06.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-07.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-08.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-09.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-10.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-11.kml"],
Import["C:\\Users\\18136\\OneDrive\\Documents\\Personal \
Informatics\\Google Timeline\\history-2023-01-12.kml"]
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