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View sleep stages from two years ago

‎05-31-2019 08:50

‎05-31-2019 08:50

I'm trying to recall a memory, from June 1, 2017 (the day my father passed away) and I want to look back at my sleep stages for that morning. Using the web site, I'm able to see the day's total, but I don't see a way to drill down to the actual sleep stages. Does anyone know how to do this? 

 

Thanks, in advance.

 

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‎05-31-2019 10:30

‎05-31-2019 10:30

Hi @Blair1966,

This is an interesting one. I looked back at some of the posts, and it appears that Sleep Stages began being released March of 2017 through May of 2017. It was a progressive roll-out.

What is the first day that you're able to see sleep stages?

Have you tried viewing it in the Fitbit app?

Work out...eat... sleep...repeat!
Dave | California

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‎05-31-2019 19:08

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‎05-31-2019 19:08

Hi, WavyDavey, and thanks for your questions.

 

My sleep log goes back to April of 2017. I realized that I could actually drill down if I kept hitting the "Load more" link (previously unnoticed at the bottom of the screen) many, many times to get back to June 2017. I was able to find the information that I was looking for.

 

Thank you, again.

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