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calories in versus calories out

‎01-22-2014 11:35

‎01-22-2014 11:35

My calories in versus calories out states i am over, but my food plan says I have calories left

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‎01-22-2014 12:12

‎01-22-2014 12:12

I think I have it figured out...I think the calories left is based on your average calories burned for the day. The dashboard calories in vs. out meter shows where you are currently in the day (not the estimated average for the day - so as you burn more, the meter will shift).

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‎01-27-2014 07:46

‎01-27-2014 07:46

Hey Guys,

 

If you haven't figured it out there is more info here:

 

link: https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Weight-Loss/My-Calories-say-OVER-on-the-board-but-when-I-click-on-it...

Eat Less, Move more and Keep Fitbiting!

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