Step and Chart bottom value
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Rory Plewes
When viewing the step graph and some other similar graphs when grapg view the start of the Y axis isnt 0.
Therefore when looking at a weeks, months or years data days may seem like they have had loads more steps than a previous day as the scale is off.
An example is on this chart on Thursday I did 3,500 steps but on Friday I did 7,000 steps.
However as the graph doesnt start at 0 it looks like I did barely any steps on Thursday and then about triple the steps on Friday.
Amanda
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Rory Plewes, thanks for the suggestion. Initially, the y-axis is set to start at the min value because for line charts it makes sense to see the granular differences.
But in this case, you're right. It is misleading and I can change this chart to start at zero
Rory Plewes
Grey I think for a lot of them it makes sense to be 0 especially if there can be minor ranges.
Recovery score, Sleep score, Time asleep are all values I think should start at 0.
I think sleep score is already 0 though.