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Want time-of-night data for sleep stages

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‎09-07-2022 11:51

‎09-07-2022 11:51

I want to be able to match up my own sleep data with the fitbit sleep data to find out why my own -time asleep is so different from Fitbit's. For that I need to know the time-of-night data in the Awake/RMS/Light/Deep graph. Is there any way I can get that?

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‎09-08-2022 10:01

‎09-08-2022 10:01

Hi, @hpday! If you click on the date within the sleep data, you can tap on the sleep stages plot and it will give you the time for each "incident."

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‎09-08-2022 18:38

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‎09-08-2022 18:38

That response only appears to work in the Android app.  The Apple one doesn’t provide this information.  I too would like that sleep data. 

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‎09-11-2022 11:49

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‎09-11-2022 11:49

Good news and thank you, MakMak.

 

I am interested in large-scale data analysis, and it would be a great help if all these numbers could be downloaded in a data file, instead of one-at-a-time each day. Ideas anyone?

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