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Tracking Weight with my Fitbit: Why Decimal Points?

I periodically add my current weight [at least once a week, sometimes more often] and use whole numbers since my scale doesn't give me decimal points [though quite some time ago, I may have listed my weight with a .5 added to the weight if the needle on the scale was in between the 2 numbers. But I haven't done that in quite some time.

 

So how come it tells me that I've gained or lost a certain amount that includes numbers with decimal points, like a 0.9 or 0.3 or whatever?

 

Just wondering...

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Do you use metric units (kg), by any chance? If so, Fitbit converts everything to imperial units (lbs) internally, then back to metric. This could explain why you're getting decimals.

Dominique | Finland

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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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