Data Export for Sleep does not include fall asleep time and rise time.

[RCPaul712]

Why does fitbit not provide this data? It would be very helpful for me. Would fitbit consider providing this data in the export?

[Colinm39]

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@RCPaul712 wrote:

Why does fitbit not provide this data? It would be very helpful for me. Would fitbit consider providing this data in the export?

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@RCPaul712 Welcome to the Forums..... The data is there, but you need to add a column to your spreadsheet data and subtract the "Minutes asleep" and "Minutes awake" from the "Time in Bed".  My Variance is the "Time to sleep".

THis agrees with the Dashboard.

[RCPaul712]

I don't think you understand my question. My question was why doesn't fitbit provide the time you go to bed, for example, 10:00 PM at night and the time you wake up, for example, 6:00 AM in the morning?

[Colinm39]

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@RCPaul712 wrote:

I don't think you understand my question. My question was why doesn't fitbit provide the time you go to bed, for example, 10:00 PM at night and the time you wake up, for example, 6:00 AM in the morning?

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@RCPaul712 My apologies.. In the title you stated "fall asleep time" so I replied to that.

But I realise you would like the data you mentioned in this post be exported, and the only way I can get to that is view the day's sleep record on the phone or the PC.

[MatthewFitbit]

@RCPaul712 The "time to fall asleep" is only relevant if you manually activate Sleep Mode on a tracker that doesn't offer Automatic Sleep Tracking (like the Fitbit One). For trackers that do automatically track sleep, there is no "time to fall asleep" because it doesn't know precisely when you began trying to sleep.

[pradeepnair]

Hi,

Is there any possibility to get the timestamp details also for the sleep data exported. @what time went to bed? awaken time,restless time which are shown in mobile app need to be included in data exported..Any possibility?

Regards,Pradeep

[anupamaprv]

yes, I would love to have the functionality to download the following data:

1) "restless" sleep data,

2) number of active hours (250+ steps) .

3) heartrate data