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Garmin Connect Web Weight graph in modern view

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Weight graph in modern view

Former Member over 10 years ago

Hi there,
1. The weight graph in modern view only shows the last 12 months and does not consist of the option "all days" which is available at the classic view.
2. Please add this feature to the modern view
3. Please add an export option (to csv for example) on the weight graph so the information from the classic view can be save and not lost.

Best,

Amir

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

I second this! I have more than 12 months of data here which I need to keep.

Thanks guys.

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

I also second this, having over three years of weight data. It would also be good to be able to display activity reports (i.e. the distance bar charts and activities graphs) over more than 12 months, as I also have more than three years of running data.

Finally, for some reason, the y-axis on the weight graph seems to be stuck (for me) on a range between 120 and 200 pounds. The 3 pound change in weight over the last month is barely noticeable with such axes. The old version would scale the y-axis much more sensibly, according to the range of the data.

Thanks

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

I agree with this feature request. I find great motivation in being able to look at an "all days" view and seeing how far I have come. Also agree with activity reports more than 12 months is important.

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

(Okay, I was being a bit dim regarding the y-axis scaling - I see now that you can zoom in in a similar way to the other graphs on the site. Still, it's rather fiddly - better default scaling would be appreciated.)

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

Agree that "all days" needs to be re-instated please

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

how are you zooming to improve scaling? other than using your browser page zoom function?

(Okay, I was being a bit dim regarding the y-axis scaling - I see now that you can zoom in in a similar way to the other graphs on the site. Still, it's rather fiddly - better default scaling would be appreciated.)