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Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

Osmo — Mon, 25 Jan 2021 21:23:18 GMT

I use Samsung Health to track many health related markers, such as weight, blood pressure, sleep, blood oxygen.

In previous version of Samsung Health, it was possible to view monthly and weekly averages of these markers on a graph. This is useful information, as it allows me to see the trend (is my weight improving, is my blood pressure improving, etc).

With latest update, the selection for weekly/monthly view is removed. Now I can only see daily graph. For most of these markers, the daily graph is useless, as it doesn't allow me to see how these markers have changed over time.

Without monthly/weekly graphs to see the trends, tracking is futile.

Samsung, could you please bring back this feature?

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

PaulHaf — Tue, 26 Jan 2021 11:14:44 GMT

I also noticed this and you are correct... Tracking is pointless without the weekly/monthly averages!

The app still has the averages for steps, active time etc, why remove weight?? Very poor decision by Samsung.

Big +1 to add this back into Shealth please.

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Russ806647 — Fri, 29 Jan 2021 08:30:50 GMT

agree, this has really annoyed me, now can't track very well. think I may change my smart watch and phone. Not enough detail anymore!

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

CNadler — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 11:43:17 GMT

This really bugs me as well. It's completely useless to see the daily changes only, especially for something as variable as weight. I'm hoping this will reappear in one of the next updates. Last time they removed some of the activity tracking (repetition counting including weekly/monthly averages) and they brought it back in an improved version with the newest update. Here's to hoping.

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kramjam — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 23:36:41 GMT

Yep, don't like new update - bring back the old version.

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bill12345 — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 00:54:22 GMT

agreed...very concerning as the weekly and monthly trends were one of the reasons to use the app...how disappointing

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PavelR — Wed, 03 Feb 2021 12:37:35 GMT

Bring back the stats!

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PositivelyWrong — Mon, 15 Feb 2021 21:05:01 GMT

Yes! Samsung Health development team, please don't release updates with a new look until you've recreated all the old features! The graphs are the most useful aspect of the app though seem to get less informative with each update, saying that the graph selection for the steps seems better, hopefully this functionality can be implemented for weight.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

rg123456 — Thu, 18 Feb 2021 22:46:32 GMT

Seriously annoying that this was removed. I was tracking my weight daily and had monthly goals. Trying to lose weight I set a target that my Maximum weight for this month should be below my Average weight for last month. That worked really well and kept me super motivated for 7-8 months and I was able to lose over 10kg. Without measuring something you cant improve it. Measuring your weight against yesterdays weight is depressing as your weight fluctuates daily and it is hard to see the improvements.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

RonHoward — Thu, 18 Feb 2021 22:55:27 GMT

Agreed. App is now useless to me and I am going to uninstall and find an alternative. Someone please be so kind and let me know if the *****s (pardon my frustration) at Samsung add it back in. Thank you.

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Members_42bPgIA — Sun, 28 Feb 2021 14:02:12 GMT

Hello,

Samsung, please, add weight trends back. I cannot imagine what a reason you could have to remove it.

Many thanks

Tomas

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

Kurt Hanevik — Tue, 16 Mar 2021 21:22:20 GMT

Yes, poor descision. Please bring back Weekly & monthly & even yearly averages.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

pablo2021 — Tue, 16 Nov 2021 11:44:42 GMT

Same problem here. I need "Active Time" with monthly statistics. It is incredible that an "upgrade" removes useful features.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

pablo2021 — Fri, 22 Apr 2022 18:01:06 GMT

I totally agree with your point. I am also facing the same frustration for not having the month-by-month comparison chart of "Daily Activity" and Weight. I think it is nonsense to kill old good features.

To bypass this problem, I have searched for an old APK and sideloaded to my Samsung phone, in order to have the good old Samsung Health with monthly active time chart. This is a problem because the app wants to update every time, and I have to uncheck to avoid updating.

To summarize: SAMSUNG PLEASE. I would like to have again the possibility to see Monthly and Weekly Active Time chart.

Thank you.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

pablo2021 — Sun, 25 Dec 2022 14:06:05 GMT

The last version does not have Active Time monthly time !

Please bring it back.

Re: Health: Latest update removed monthly and weekly graphs. Please bring them back, Samsung!

M541 — Mon, 01 Jul 2024 13:04:24 GMT

SAMSUNG HEALTH BRING BACK THE DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY, & YEARLY AVERAGES. THEY ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO ME & MY DOCTOR.

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M541 — Mon, 01 Jul 2024 13:13:38 GMT

The old averages were a good indicator of health. The new hi & lo stats are useless. Example: 100 readings with a hi of 180 could be 99×180 + 1×120 or 1×180 + 99×120