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Steps Comparison

‎02-22-2024 14:20

‎02-22-2024 14:20

Is there a way to see how many total steps I accrued at a given time on a previous day so I can compare it to the the number of steps I have taken so far "today"? For example, if it's 2:00pm, I may want to see the total steps I had taken by 2:00pm on the previous few days so I can compare the numbers to today's total.  This will allow me to more accurately determine if I am on track to meet my goal or if I need to move more. I see that it tells you how many steps you took in a particular hour on a previous day, but not the total so far that day. 

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‎02-23-2024 02:21 - edited ‎02-23-2024 02:23

‎02-23-2024 02:21 - edited ‎02-23-2024 02:23

Well, it is possible if you are willing to do the math. If you go on the Steps page and look at the graph. You can see dots and bars appearing above numbers that are refering to the time of the day. The higher the bar, the more steps you have aquired during that particular hour. If you press on individual dots or bars it will tell you the number of steps for that particular hour. So, you then need to add all these numbers together up to the time of your choice to determine how many steps you have made on a particular day up to that particular time.

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