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Hello @Ashlee.M.H, thanks for joining us, it's great to have you on board! 
Which tracker are you currently using? In this particular case I would like to suggest restarting your tracker and then monitor it for the next 24 hours, if you experience this issue again, please reply to me with a screenshot of your sleep logs so I can check this further.
I hope this can be helpful, give it a try and keep me posted in case you need anything else! 
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Hello @Health_4me and @dtalksall, I hope you're having a great day, thanks for joining the conversation, it's nice to see you around.
@Health_4me, We really appreciate our members's input and feedback and I would like to thank you for yours. Our team is always looking to improve the Fitbit experience and and I would like to encourage you to submit your insight about the new Sleep States as a suggested idea to bring back the old design, where our members can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in the future. This is truly the best way to make your voice heard.
Additionally, as @dtalksall mentioned, you can still edit your sleep logs. To edit them, please tap on the Sleep tile on the app Dashboard and select the sleep log you want to edit:
Then, on the next screen tap on the ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the screen and then on Edit Log.
Finally, tap on the data you want to edit, and select the date and time of your log, after that, tap on SAVE.
I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please keep me posted!
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@MarcoGFitbit wrote:Hello @Health_4me and @dtalksall, I hope you're having a great day, thanks for joining the conversation, it's nice to see you around.
@Health_4me, We really appreciate our members's input and feedback and I would like to thank you for yours. Our team is always looking to improve the Fitbit experience and and I would like to encourage you to submit your insight about the new Sleep States as a suggested idea to bring back the old design, where our members can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in the future. This is truly the best way to make your voice heard.
Additionally, as @dtalksall mentioned, you can still edit your sleep logs. To edit them, please tap on the Sleep tile on the app Dashboard and select the sleep log you want to edit:
Then, on the next screen tap on the ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the screen and then on Edit Log.
Finally, tap on the data you want to edit, and select the date and time of your log, after that, tap on SAVE.
I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please keep me posted!
Actually, it wasn't helpful for what I was looking for. Not sure what fitbit you have, but my log doesn't look like the one above. Also, I have no idea how to get to "suggested idea" since what looked like a link to get there isn't. I don't understand why they have changed the graph and edit of the Sleep log. The whole point is to see the time and how often we are restless etc. I don't care to see the days I slept and how long. I need to see how I slept and where the interuptions in sleep were. If I forget to set my fitbit One to sleep mode, I used to be able to estimate the time I went to bed and I knew what time I awoke. Then if the log shows I was awake during the time I thought I went to sleep it showed the Red lines on the graph. I could check the time and number of minutes I was awake through out the night. This new graph is completely useless. It doesn't give us the benefits and info it did before the update. Now the one reason I keep my fitbit One was for the help in trying to regulate my sleep and get sufficient sleep. Now it does nothing for me. What a mess. Why can't fitbit leave something alone that works for the majority of people, instead of "dumbing it down" to be some oversized graph that give us nothing except the fact that we did in get some sleep. I would like it to go back to a good graph, not a cheap imitation like the one we have now.. Every time I think I'm going to start to like fitbit dashboard again, they change it up but Not for the Best, unfortunately. It gives less info, less details which is what I thought fitbit stood for. I guess it's time to try another tracker that actually doesn't fix things that "aren't broken" and gives more details on the features without taking away the things that are still important and always were. Sad day for me. I just came back to fit bit, and now I feel it was yet another mistake. Please fix the graph for the sleep log when you go to more details to be the way it was in the past, before this unfortunate update... How do I find the suggested idea link? thank you for your time
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@MarcoGFitbit wrote:Hello @Health_4me and @dtalksall, I hope you're having a great day, thanks for joining the conversation, it's nice to see you around.
@Health_4me, We really appreciate our members's input and feedback and I would like to thank you for yours. Our team is always looking to improve the Fitbit experience and and I would like to encourage you to submit your insight about the new Sleep States as a suggested idea to bring back the old design, where our members can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in the future. This is truly the best way to make your voice heard.
Additionally, as @dtalksall mentioned, you can still edit your sleep logs. To edit them, please tap on the Sleep tile on the app Dashboard and select the sleep log you want to edit:
Then, on the next screen tap on the ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the screen and then on Edit Log.
Finally, tap on the data you want to edit, and select the date and time of your log, after that, tap on SAVE.
I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please keep me posted!
@MarcoGFitbit wrote:Hello @Health_4me and @dtalksall, I hope you're having a great day, thanks for joining the conversation, it's nice to see you around.
@Health_4me, We really appreciate our members's input and feedback and I would like to thank you for yours. Our team is always looking to improve the Fitbit experience and and I would like to encourage you to submit your insight about the new Sleep States as a suggested idea to bring back the old design, where our members can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in the future. This is truly the best way to make your voice heard.
Additionally, as @dtalksall mentioned, you can still edit your sleep logs. To edit them, please tap on the Sleep tile on the app Dashboard and select the sleep log you want to edit:
Then, on the next screen tap on the ellipsis (...) icon on the top right corner of the screen and then on Edit Log.
Finally, tap on the data you want to edit, and select the date and time of your log, after that, tap on SAVE.
I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please keep me posted!
Problem is the graph. It is not as useful as it was before, and it doesn't give us a quick view with the little red and blue lines in the graph. I don't care that it shows "I slept" that's a given, I need to know "How I Slept" with a detailed quick look graph like it used to be. Big useless graph is almost funny and hard to believe a programmer would take away the detailed graph and make us look through this long drawn out graph, stats etc to see what we see at a glance. Love the addition of the daily step log. But that cold have just been added and everything else left alone and it would have a great update. This update is beyond horrible. Back to the drawing boards. This time take it back one update, remove the useless graph showing we "actually" slept and put back the detailed graph with the red and blue lines showing all the restless, awake and deep sleep, then add the daily step log if you want to improve it. But to improve it needs to start by going back to older graph to be used quickly and easily, then add "other features" to make the whole step window better, but "not" by taking the old Chart with all the details away. I could care less about that large screen and trying to find what it no longer has at a glance. You can improve things without completely revamping or removing favorite features.
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Agree! For me it's the chart at the top and how it puts a star next to the ones where I supposedly met my 8 HR goal. As you can see from the photos it's "starring" random nights, treating it as if I've met my goal. Secondly there's no way I had 15 hours of sleep on Saturday as the chart shows!! And the sleep time down below for Saturday shows 7 hrs 40 min. And sorry -- but I don't have the time to go in and edit each night -- the $$ we pay for the tracker should mean that it does what it's supposed to 🙂
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Hello @Health_4me and @Tigergirl9123 it's nice to see you around. Have a warm welcome to the Fitbit Community @Fitforfun4, thanks for joining the conversation.
@Health_4me, the new Sleep Stages were implemented as an improvement of how sleep is detailed. Here you can check your light sleep, deep sleep, REM sleep and awake times to check more accurately how you sleep. I understand you would like to get the old graph back, which is why, as I mentioned before, I would like to encourage you to submit your insight about the new Sleep States as a suggested idea to bring back the old design. I appreciate your patience and understanding.
@Fitforfun4, it is possible the Fitbit app is not showing the information of your sleep correctly, please go to the sleep section of the online Dashboard to check if your sleep was recorded here accurately. If so, please log out from the app, restart your phone and log back in. This will refresh the information and it will show correctly in the app.
@Tigergirl9123, thanks for uploading a screenshot, based on it I would like to recommend you to update the Fitbit app as this glitch on the graph seems to be affecting older versions of the Fitbit app.
I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please keep me posted.
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Hello @Askel22, thanks for joining the Fitbit Community, it's great to have you on board.
I appreciate your participation in the Forums and for sharing your experience with us. At this moment I would like to gather some information from you so we can check this further, please reply with as many details as possible:
- iPhone model you're currently using.
- OS version running on your phone.
- Tracker/Watch you're currently wearing.
- Tracker/Watch version. (tap on your device's picture on top of the Fitbit app screen to get it)
- App Version currently installed on your phone (go to Account > Help to get it)
- List of troubleshooting steps you've tried so far.
Thanks for your patience and understanding, I'll be waiting to hear from you.
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