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Heart rate graph doesnt rotate to fit on screen when enlarged.

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‎02-12-2015 00:20

‎02-12-2015 00:20

Charge HR and Samsung galaxy S5.

When i view the data for heart rate via the app and enlarge the graph, it doesnt rotate to fit the screen. It just squashes it in. It rotates other graphs like sleep etc but not the daily heart rate graph.

Is this a problem my end or a bug?
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‎06-04-2015 19:55

‎06-04-2015 19:55

Don't think it's a bug, more something that needs to be done - I'd really appreciate seeing the graphs rotated too.

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‎06-04-2015 23:28

‎06-04-2015 23:28

I have noticed this too. There are some inconsistencies in the design of some of the graphs.
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‎01-02-2019 06:03

‎01-02-2019 06:03

I have a similar issue that I think is update related. In the Android app the sleep graph auto rotates but the heart rate graph doesn't. 

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‎01-16-2019 18:30

In response to ru7of9

‎01-16-2019 18:30

It's still an issue with the latest app.

The "sleep", and "weight trends" graphs will both rotate to landscape view, but "Heart rate" will not.

That graph would be much more usable in landscape rather than portrait orientation.

 

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