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‎05-15-2016 12:40

‎05-15-2016 12:40

Can you have clock display say
Sunday May 15
and NOT
Sunday 15 May ??
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‎05-15-2016 18:36 - edited ‎05-15-2016 18:38

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‎05-15-2016 18:36 - edited ‎05-15-2016 18:38

I tried setting my Blaze to the same settings that you mentioned below.  My Blaze still displays the date as Sunday, May 15.  Have you tried setting your Time Zone to (GMT-6:00 Mountain Time US & Canada)? I don't know the exact answer as I am unable to find a specific date only setting in either the fitbit.com dashboard or via the mobile app.

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‎05-15-2016 17:52

‎05-15-2016 17:52

@DarwinMulligan Welcome to the forum! Can you provide some additional details please? Which clock face are you seeing this issue with?  What timezone do you have your account set to (Only asking this as for most of the world outside of the US Sunday 15 May is the standard long date format)?

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‎05-15-2016 17:55

‎05-15-2016 17:55

Zone
Edmonton - Canada
Mountain daylight time
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‎05-15-2016 18:36 - edited ‎05-15-2016 18:38

In response to DarwinMulligan

‎05-15-2016 18:36 - edited ‎05-15-2016 18:38

I tried setting my Blaze to the same settings that you mentioned below.  My Blaze still displays the date as Sunday, May 15.  Have you tried setting your Time Zone to (GMT-6:00 Mountain Time US & Canada)? I don't know the exact answer as I am unable to find a specific date only setting in either the fitbit.com dashboard or via the mobile app.

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‎05-15-2016 18:43

‎05-15-2016 18:43

That solves the problem! ! Thanx. The other way was driving me nuts
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