How does adding a running profile affect xss requirements for cycling?

so rather than adding them up
if you need them added up combine xert with another platform we won’t because it’s wrong to do so

Can I ask in this case why you offer:

Weight Training “Workout” - General - Xert Community Forum (xertonline.com)

As best practice for weight training?

I would say that a large (maybe overwhelming?) proportion of cyclists just want a way to understand the impact going on a run is going to have on their training and so how they might modify their cycling in and around said run to avoid burnout and over/undertraining.

Last weekend’s 60k run generated 364 XSS. My intervals.icu HRTSS was 351, and rTSS 360. I knew the effort type, so I went in and edited the activity type to be “Mixed” vs “Pure” endurance.

I was knackered. What value would I have gained by logging this to a running profile and then manually adding, what, how many XSS to my cycling profile? How would I account for the fact that some was spent above threshold, some below? What profile would I use? How would this be more accurate than the Xert estimate from the start?