Hey. I have a problem with Changing weight after my workout. On my vivoactive 4 i cant use comma. and the app has same problem. The Web version works. Maybe I made mistake. Hope someone can help!
Hey. I have a problem with Changing weight after my workout. On my vivoactive 4 i cant use comma. and the app has same problem. The Web version works. Maybe I made mistake. Hope someone can help!
Hm, it works all right on my side - just have tried it exactly in this way. But I still do not understand - you wrote that when you enter 57.5 it gets transformed into 575 (as if the comma was ignored). However, from the screenshots you posted it looks like the 72.5 got transformed into 453,6.
Anyway, there is some inconsistency - the edited number is with a decimal dot (72.5), while the final number is with a decimal comma. And the keyboard on the edit screen in fact seems to be showing two commas, instead of a dot and a comma. It looks indeed like a bug in the localized German version. Try using the bottom button with the second comma, but since it is greyed out, I suppose it won't work. The upper button with a comma outputs a dot in fact, and since your number format is set to a decimal comma, it is not accepted.
Well, you should report the bug to Garmin, but make sure you explain it clearly, because it took me really long time to understand what your problem is, and I suspect it will be the same case for the developers.
However, you have several workarounds available:
When describing the problem to Garmin, you can skip all the details about workouts, weight, etc. Just emphasize that in your localized German version, and when using a comma as the decimal separator in your User Setting, the numeric keypad for editing values has a bug - it displays two buttons with a comma, instead of a comma and a dot, and that the only functioning button incorrectly outputs a dot instead of a comma.
In this way you get directly to the problem, without unnecessary and quite confusing details. Aslo skip the problem with the watch, since it is unrelated - the watch (by design) allows only full integer numbers, no decimals. And I do not think they are going to change it any soon.