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How to log stationary bike as steps in pc dashboard?

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‎05-04-2017 15:46

‎05-04-2017 15:46

When I manually log 20 mins with 3.23 miles on a stationary bike, it gives me 198 steps from steps that were already logged through tracker.  Can only delete activity, not edit step count.  I'm using a Flex.  Any ideas appreciated!

 

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‎05-04-2017 20:45

‎05-04-2017 20:45

Biking is not step related. And I'm confuse as to your question. When I log Bike I get 0 Steps

 

My device does track some but not a lot and I just go with it

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎05-04-2017 20:46

In response to WendyB

‎05-04-2017 20:46

Any way to attach a picture and maybe we can help better if we see what you are talking about

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‎05-05-2017 00:55

‎05-05-2017 00:55

When you manually log an activity it will overwrite any calories that were tracked by your fitbit during the same time. If the activity is step based it will overwrite the steps too. But, as Wendy says, biking is not step based so it leaves any steps that were tracked by your fitbit as they were. However, as the calories were overwritten there will be no calorie burn associated with these steps. 

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