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Y-axis on heart rate graph is hard to read.

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‎07-31-2017 06:58 - last edited on ‎08-01-2017 05:11 by Moderator Alum

‎07-31-2017 06:58 - last edited on ‎08-01-2017 05:11 by Moderator Alum

Is there a way to change the scale on the heartrate screen in the IOS app?  It goes from 0 to 240 and is very hard to see any detail when all the data is between 50 and 130.  It would be nice if it would automatically fit the scale to the data displayed.

 

Thanks

 

Skip

 

Moderator Edit: Clarified Subject.

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‎08-01-2017 05:44

‎08-01-2017 05:44

Hello @Skip007, thanks for joining the Fitbit Community, it's great to have you on board. Smiley Happy

 

I understand your concern about this situation and the way the heart rate graph is presented, which is why i would like to suggest you to check @SunsetRunner's suggested idea. Feel free to add your vote and comment on this idea, this is truly the best way to make your voice heard and get the attention of our development team. 

 

I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please feel free to reply. 

Marco G. | Community Moderator, Fitbit

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‎11-10-2018 19:27

In response to MarcoGFitbit

‎11-10-2018 19:27

The referenced suggestion doesn’t work.  heartrates vary from 40 to 200 but also from user to user. and a user doing intervals may be interested only in 110-160 and want to see how many seconds it took for the rate to go back down to 120 after it hit a peak at 150.  So your tool should let the user control , zoom , on both axis. both to show the usual data more clearly, by zooming the Y axis to the areas that have useful data, say 40-200 instead of 0-240. And also let the user Zoom in as they want, say 120-160 and a X-axis of minutes instead of the entire day

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‎11-21-2018 06:43

In response to Lawrence_hall

‎11-21-2018 06:43

Hello @Lawrence_hall, have a warm welcome to the Fitbit Community, it's great to have you on board. Smiley Happy

 

I appreciate you have taken the time to share your experience and voiced your feedback. If you have not found the suggested idea mentioned earlier useful, I would like to encourage you to submit your own as a suggested idea, where members of the Community can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in the future.

 

Feel free to share your suggestion with your friends and family to add more votes and comments, this is the best way to make your voice heard and get the attention from our development team.

 

I hope this can be helpful, if there's anything else I can do for you, please feel free to reply.

Marco G. | Community Moderator, Fitbit

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