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Strange sleep history

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‎03-30-2018 09:08 - edited ‎03-30-2018 09:10

‎03-30-2018 09:08 - edited ‎03-30-2018 09:10

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This happens now and again for both me and my girlfriend .Uninstall reinstall clear cache app data you name it doesn't fix it.

 

Where do I start... Average should be show March 11-17... Average hours displayed is actually the total hours of sleep for the day March 18. The overview bar for the 18th is totally gone as well as the total sleep hours although as I mentioned it displayed as the the average for next week. Correct average for the 18th-24th does display above and if you're curious it was 7hours 0min. The actual average for 11-17 is missing totally... What's going on here?

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‎03-30-2018 09:31 - edited ‎03-30-2018 09:33

‎03-30-2018 09:31 - edited ‎03-30-2018 09:33

This happens for me too!Screenshot_20180330-121242_Fitbit.jpg

 

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‎03-30-2018 09:58

‎03-30-2018 09:58

That's not something I usually check, but I just did to see if mine was the same; it was. I'm wondering if it was a hiccup due to the change to daylight saving time on March 11. I know my sleep record for March 11 was totally incorrect. My dashboard showed that I was in bed for 7 hours 41 minutes, with 381 minutes sleep (6 hours 21 minutes), 75 minutes restless (1 hour 15 minutes), and 5 minutes awake. My actual time in bed (taking into account the lost hour) was 6 hours 41 minutes. I went to bed at 10:58 at the old time and got up at 6:39 after the time change (or 5:39 without the time change). When I looked at the graph for my sleep pattern, there was an overlap in the times that didn't get adjusted correctly.

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‎03-30-2018 10:03

In response to PaulaBar

‎03-30-2018 10:03

@PaulaBarwrote:

I'm wondering if it was a hiccup due to the change to daylight saving time on March 11. I know my sleep record for March 11 was totally incorrect.

Good guess! But this is sadly something I've noticed occasionally long before DST kicked in. I assumed it would be fixed and waited. Finally thought I should maybe post something in case no one's noticed.

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