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Daily Resting Heart Rate data on dashboard tile not matching those in IOS App

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‎11-01-2020 09:29

‎11-01-2020 09:29

I noticed that my daily resting heart rate history (ie the graphic that shows the daily RHR) on my dashboard does not match the data history in my IOS App.  Some of it is correct, but not all of it.  

 

Thoughts on how to fix this?  I use the RHR data quite a bit.

 

Thanks!

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‎11-01-2020 14:18

‎11-01-2020 14:18

@JillyBeane -

 

The devices appear to calculate RHR to one decimal place.

 

I have found that the web dashboard logic charts the value to one decimal point and displays the value rounded to the nearest integer.

 

The iOS app plots and displays the integer value with no rounding.

 

64.7 becomes 65 on the web and 64 in the app.

 

Welcome to the boards.

RETIRED Enterprise Computing / "IT Guy" - Southern California - Marine Staff Sergeant 1970-78
Apple Watch 6 - iPhone 8 (iOS 16.6) - FitBit app 3.87 - MacBook Air (macOS Catalina)

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‎11-01-2020 14:18

‎11-01-2020 14:18

@JillyBeane -

 

The devices appear to calculate RHR to one decimal place.

 

I have found that the web dashboard logic charts the value to one decimal point and displays the value rounded to the nearest integer.

 

The iOS app plots and displays the integer value with no rounding.

 

64.7 becomes 65 on the web and 64 in the app.

 

Welcome to the boards.

RETIRED Enterprise Computing / "IT Guy" - Southern California - Marine Staff Sergeant 1970-78
Apple Watch 6 - iPhone 8 (iOS 16.6) - FitBit app 3.87 - MacBook Air (macOS Catalina)
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