01-13-2016 23:38
01-13-2016 23:38
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
01-20-2016 13:34
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01-20-2016 13:34
This feature is not available at this time. You could walk the array of second-level heart rate data to find it.
01-13-2016 23:45
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01-13-2016 23:45
The theorhetical maximum heart rate is generally considered to be 220.
0 would be lowest valid heart beats per minute value, but the person would not be alive. 😉 The minimum heart beats per minute varies greatly for living people.
01-18-2016 00:28
01-18-2016 00:28
Best Answer01-20-2016 12:30
01-20-2016 12:30
Any thoughts?
Best Answer01-20-2016 13:25
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01-20-2016 13:25
Hey @ThatOneCat, what endpoint are you hitting? Perhaps our documentation on heart rate might help. ![]()
Best Answer01-20-2016 13:34
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
01-20-2016 13:34
This feature is not available at this time. You could walk the array of second-level heart rate data to find it.
01-27-2016 18:02
01-27-2016 18:02
duh! thanks!
Best Answer02-01-2016 19:18
02-01-2016 19:18
Seeing as the zones are pretty wide, it would still be incredibly useful to have a min/max for the day.
Best Answer03-13-2016 12:11
03-13-2016 12:11
My just released Powershell module creates a daily CSV and auto creates a daily Excel spreadsheet with all per-second data, then computes the MIN/MAX/AVERAGES and finally charts the whole thing!
Read more here and I welcome your feedback and support and please remember to follow me on Twitter for updates!
https://twitter.com/collinchaffin/status/709090629599436800
Best Answer05-23-2016 13:44
05-23-2016 13:44
@JeremiahFitbit wrote:This feature is not available at this time. You could walk the array of second-level heart rate data to find it.
Why is it not available? It´s just an easy software tweak...
Best Answer05-23-2016 22:35
05-23-2016 22:35
My psFitb1t module creates daily Excel charts including daily Min/Max/Average (see the screenshots). This is calculated by computing off of the daily per-second intraday data.
I have also recently added a new function to allow a single query command to retrieve an entire month of daily Excel spreadsheets and charts. See the changelog for more details.
Best Answer05-24-2016 00:22
05-24-2016 00:22
@CollinChaffin wrote:My psFitb1t module creates daily Excel charts including daily Min/Max/Average (see the screenshots). This is calculated by computing off of the daily per-second intraday data.
I have also recently added a new function to allow a single query command to retrieve an entire month of daily Excel spreadsheets and charts. See the changelog for more details.
Thanks for your response. If I understand this correctly, this is a software for Windows. Unfortunately I am a mac user. It would be too much hassle to install windows on my mac, just to get the readings ![]()
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