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Adding food on previous day 0's out calories for graphs

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‎06-06-2022 00:41

‎06-06-2022 00:41

Sometimes I end up inputting some of my food (i.e. dinner, evening snacks) after midnight before I go to bed. However, when I do this my graph of cal in vs cal out shows 0 calories for the day. This also affects my monthly averages for calories/day and calorie deficit. It doesn't even show the calories for the food that was entered before midnight. This doesn't affect the list at the bottom, which shows accurate calorie totals for each day. Seems like there may be a data consistency issue here.

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‎06-06-2022 05:54

‎06-06-2022 05:54

Hello @Maisee1987 

Unfortunately this is a know issue at this time. Please refer to this thread as it’s being discussed here: https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Android-App/Fitbit-app-not-tracking-food-and-calories-intake/td-p/51...

I would join that thread and participate in the discussion. When a solution is forthcoming or current tips you could try it would certainly be addressed there. 
😉 Hopefully pointing you in the right direction helps

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