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IDiot Graph question

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iRicey Sep 2019 3:07pm, 19 Sep 2019 359 posts	0 iRicey The graphs on the training home page and at the bottom of the training log. How do I tweak the graphs which show here? At some point in the past I think I unticked a load of graphs I didn't want to see, but for the life of me I can't find these options any more?
Homer Sep 2019 3:51pm, 19 Sep 2019 13265 posts	0 Homer Got me, someone who knows will be along in a mo
StuH Sep 2019 4:03pm, 19 Sep 2019 3336 posts	0 StuH fetcheveryone.com/training-controlpanel.php
iRicey Sep 2019 10:30pm, 19 Sep 2019 360 posts	0 iRicey Thanks. Is there a way to click through to this or do I need to save the link..?
StuH Sep 2019 10:36pm, 19 Sep 2019 3337 posts	0 StuH "Settings" underneath whichever graph you have on your training home page.

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