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Welcome to the forums, @lubitzalta which tracker are you using? 
The reason I ask is to link your tracker's manual. Also, which symbols are you having questions about?
I'll be looking forward to your new comments!
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@robinhux thanks for posting back! 
Now, I'd like to invite you to our Lifestyle Discussion Forums. There are lots of interesting topics; my favorite is "Eat Well" since I love food! 
Hope to see you around more often!
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@offalyhero wrote:Hi guys,
What does the symbol with the arrow at the end of a scigguly line mean?
Hey @offalyhero
The arrow on the left and the staircase on the right means how many flights of stairs you went up.
You must go over10 feet up to get credit for 1 flight of stairs. A normal house floor levels is only 8 feet In height.
It uses an altimeter to measure air pressure and only works while going up stairs.
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HI @offalyhero
You are posting on the Charge HR forum and not the Charge 2 forum. Suggest you head over to that forum and ask as I have no clue about that tracker symbols
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It's nice to see new faces around @Kamuala @Devokat. Hope you're doing fine and enjoying some healthy activities!
@Kamuala The symbol that looks like a man jumping, is the "Reminders To Move" tile which nudges you to walk at least 250 steps each hour. This feature is available on Fitbit trackers for Fitbit Alta, Fitbit Blaze, Fitbit Charge 2, and Fitbit Flex 2, meaning that if you haven't walked 250 steps, at 10 minutes before the hour you'll feel a vibration and see a reminder on your tracker. This is the tile:
If that's the case, it's the same Reminders To Move icon, but in your tracker itself. Then, the 0 represents the amount of step you've taken in one hour. That number will increase until you hit the 250 steps an hour. Hope this makes sense! Let me know if this helps. 
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