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Swim not logging in MFP

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‎02-17-2017 14:44

‎02-17-2017 14:44

Hi all.. Have had my flex 2 for a few weeks now and am finding that even though the flex counts my swims quite accurately, I still have to manually enter them on MFP. Will fitbit simply not sync swim info to MFP or am I missing something? Thanks!

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‎02-18-2017 12:42

‎02-18-2017 12:42

It's great to have you here @Staznie! The reason why it's because Fitbit will sync just steps and weight to MFP. Instead, MFP will sync activity, food and weight. You can learn more about this integration by checking this third-party post. 

 

Thanks for your understanding. 

Want to get more active? Visit Get Moving in the Lifestyle Discussion Forum.


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‎02-18-2017 12:42

‎02-18-2017 12:42

It's great to have you here @Staznie! The reason why it's because Fitbit will sync just steps and weight to MFP. Instead, MFP will sync activity, food and weight. You can learn more about this integration by checking this third-party post. 

 

Thanks for your understanding. 

Want to get more active? Visit Get Moving in the Lifestyle Discussion Forum.


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