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Why do I have to put a start time in for exercise ?

‎01-08-2014 15:04

‎01-08-2014 15:04

When you manually enter an excessive it ask you for a start time, why ?
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‎01-08-2014 15:25

‎01-08-2014 15:25

If you are manually entering an activity, what you log replaces whatever Fitbit had estimated in that time. That is why you need to enter the start time and duration--so it replaces the right time period. I've accidentally entered the wrong time (usually swapping AM and PM) and I can tell you otherwise it will mess up your numbers if the activity is logged at the wrong time.

Sam | USA

Fitbit One, Macintosh, IOS

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