01-20-2022 10:05
01-20-2022 10:05
Yes, it's hard to believe, but sure looks like no one has published a MS Excel template into which could be exported the fitbit historical data (whether for a mont or a year!), and it would graph the data. It would take me forever to fumble through the graphing formatting, & I'd be willing to pay for the template. (Side hustle, anyone?) I find the Excel of just the data to be pretty unhelpful without displaying it in other than a "table" format. I have an actual need to review this data with my physician.
Any thoughts, citations, references, urls, apps, etc., etc., etc.????? TIA
01-21-2022 07:33
01-21-2022 07:33
I am not an excel expert, but I am trying to create a spreadsheet to analyze 1 month of data. I downloaded a report from Fitbit into excel that provided "Macronutrients" for each day. I am trying to do a summary sheet to get daily averages. This is going OK, but I also just realized that the android app can track "Nutrients" as well, but I do not see a way to include that in my report and I cannot see "Nutrients" on my PC App.
12-08-2022 11:07
12-08-2022 11:07
Me too. Looks like you haven't done it yet. It's very difficult. Even the CSV file data (i.e. 1,234mg) very difficult to convert to number format.
12-08-2022 14:24
12-08-2022 14:24
Are you exporting all your data, or downloading a CSV file of data for a time period. I downloaded a CSV file of data for the last month and I could easily select all the activity data, and then insert a line chart, which gave me the chart below. You could also select a custom date range (limited to 31 days).
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