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Pace graph in new training log view

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K5 Gus
K5 Gus
Jul 2024
11:16am, 22 Jul 2024
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In the old training log view, the pace graph granularity varied depending on how long the activity was, eg example below was a 60 mile cycle and the granularity level is at 1 mile - this produces a nice smooth graph, and you could make it more granular by changing the drop down


In the new training log view, mine is showing at a very granular level, see graph below, and I can't spot a way to change it like before. Now, the drop down zooms in to the fastest distance selected.



Is there a way to smooth the pace graph by increasing the granularity level in the new training entry view ?
K5 Gus
K5 Gus
Jul 2024
11:23am, 22 Jul 2024
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K5 Gus
Oops, typo. The last sentence should be "decreasing" not "increasing"
Autumnleaves
Autumnleaves
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I *think* if you adjust the drop down in the right hand corner from the default (fastest) to mile or km you will get something more like the old graph.
K5 Gus
K5 Gus
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For me, it zooms in to show your fastest mile ( or whatever option you choose ), rather than smooth the whole graph
K5 Gus
K5 Gus
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ie It just shows mile 51.17 to mile 52.17 which was my fastest mile of the activity
westmoors
westmoors
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I hadn't noticed it until you said, but yes mine is the same. Not quite so pronounced as I only run and don't do silly distances! Can't see how to change it though. Suggest feedback to Fetch.
K5 Gus
K5 Gus
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K5 Gus
Thanks for reply - playing about a bit more, perhaps the idea is that you now use the Splits section, as that now has a graph in it where it didn't have one before, and you can change the granularity there.

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In the old training log view, the pace graph granularity varied depending on how long the activity was, eg example below was a 60 mile cycle and the granularity level is at 1 mile - this produces a nice smooth graph, and you could make it more granular by changing the drop down


In the new training log view, mine is showing at a very granular level, see graph below, and I can't spot a way to change it like before. Now, the drop down zooms in to the fastest distance selecte...
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