Can't log decimal kilometers

[Myrull]

I went cross country skiing for 8.4 km yesterday, but when I try to log it I am not able to log it properly. When I enter a decimal number, the app reads it as a whole number. This is visible when looking at the calculated speed, which is not correct when entering 8.4 km instead of just 8 km. How can I log the correct distance? 

[MarreFitbit]

Welcome to the Fitbit Community @Myrull! Are you still having this issue? I just logged a walk activity on my app with the same distance than yours and my distance reads 8.4 after syncing. 

I'd recommend trying the following:

• Make sure that your Fitbit app is up-to-date (iOS, Android)
• Log out of your Fitbit app
• Force quit the app
• Turn off the Bluetooth
• Shut off your phone and turn it on after 1-2 minutes
• Turn on the Bluetooth
• Log back into your Fitbit app

Let me know if you're able to see the decimals afterwards, I'll be around! 

[Myrull]

Nope, still not possible to log decimals. 

[FatPacFighter]

I'm not able to record the small mileage or kilometers either which is really irritating when you're overweight partial miles are really important

[SaraSidenband]

I have the same issue. When I try so log a bike ride, 10 minutes and 1.6 km

it register 10 minuses and 16 km, which gives me a speed of over 90km/h. 

I have tried to follow your steps by signing out, turning of the Bluetooth, and turning of the phone. 

But, no it did not help. 

Any other suggestions? 

I really want this to work! 

Best Regards, Sara 

[SunsetRunner]

Is this gonna be fixed? issue for many years now.