How can I display calories burned during an exercise session?

[SunsetRunner]

My husband also has a Fitbit Versa 3 and he can see calories burned during each exercise session but I cannot.  How can I display this?

[JohnnyRow]

So presumably you do not have a Versa 3.  Are we supposed to guess if you have some other Fitbit model?

Edited:  Sorry, I guess I missed the "also", so you have a Versa 3 too.  So I don't see why you can't just look at what your husband is doing and follow the same procedure.  Or are you trying to see his calories burned?  Sorry, but I still don't understand.

[Lilbiddy]

@JohnnyRow  Relevant word is "also".

[JohnnyRow]

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@Lilbiddy wrote:

@JohnnyRow  Relevant word is "also".

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Good point.  I guess I missed that.  But if husband can do it, I don't see why she can't just see how he does it and do the same thing.

[Lilbiddy]

@JohnnyRow Ever tried teaching a spouse to drive? (LOL).

[SunsetRunner]

Thanks for trying to help and sorry for the confusion!  When my husband looks at his dashboard on the phone, then touches the exercise icon, he sees calories burned as one of the summary stats.  When I do the same, mine displays pace instead.  I assumed there was some way to display the stats you prefer, but I have not been able to figure it out 🤔. Any suggestions?

[JohnnyRow · Accepted solution]

At the top level, you get calories show shown when auto-recognized, and pace when use the Exercise App (unless I have those reversed).  But either one, you can tap on and see more info, and scroll horizontally through more screens.

[SunsetRunner]

Thank you.  Yes, I used the Exercise App and my husband's is auto-recognized. I have hiked a lot and the steps are recorded in my daily counts, but it doesn't auto-recognize the activity, so I don't have that option.  I did see the horizontal scroll you mentioned and can get a graph of calories burned.  If I touch and hold, it does display the actual number.  Seems harder than it should be!