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Sleeping heart rate graph has only one number on the Y axis? I can’t tell how high my peaks are to d

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‎04-11-2021 19:57

‎04-11-2021 19:57

I planned to use the sleeping heart rate graph to correlate blood oxygen levels and heart rate with data from my CPAP machine and to understand how serious my sleep apnea might be on a nightly basis. But the he heart rate graph has only one number on the Y axis, my average sleeping heart rate. I need at least one more number on the y axis to determine how high the peaks are. How do I get that additional number?

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