Samsung Health not showing sleep info of two sleep occasions the same day

[David3]

Hello, so I slept as usual during the night and dozed off for a little over two hours during the day. When I go into the Samsung Health app and try to inspect the sleep info for both occasions it only displays the latest one. It is displayed in the video below. Why is this and how can I view the sleep info for both of them?

Kind regards,

David.

Galaxy Watch4 

Galaxy S21 5G 

[luizcga]

Same problem here 😞

But in my case I just got out of bed to go to the bathroom in the early morning and went back to sleep for another hour or so...

And now I only get sleep cycles and O2 stats for the last hour (total sleep time is correct though).

But in the whatch (4 classic) I can see both events and their details.

Annoying bug in Samsung health app... 

Luiz.

[OniHouse]

Hey David,

I just got this watch and have the same issue, did you ever find a fix?

[Jabbers]

When you have the day selected click the three dots in the upper right corner and edit, click whichever time you want and it will give you all the info.

[CityDude72]

I have the exact same problem.  Sucks I can't get them to both show on the Samsung Health app too.  Seems there should be a way around this but I haven't found it.  The solution from below, by Jabbers, didn't work for me.  Didn't show all the info.  

[tboult]

Older post but just helped me.     And when one edits you will see 2 (or more) sessions generally the last is the combined session.  If one deletes the shorter one it will then display just the data for the combined one. 

[Yvonne M]

There is no "Edit" in that area.  That is the problem. Only "Delete " and I don't want to lose the stats for the first session of sleep.  This has been an ongoing  problem for over a year.  In fact, the sleep app has never been adequate since I first got this.galaxy s21+ phone some years ago.  The complaints have been ongoing.

[gilgoman]

I have the same problem, with an S24 and a Watch7. I had a similar issue with my Fitbit Versa2 prior to the Watch7, and the solution seems the same.  In Health, touch the "Sleep score" tile, then in Sleep, touch the three dots in the top right corner. On the menu, select "Set target". In Set target, drag the "Sleep" and "Wake" icons together until they meet, illuminating the entire ring. This expands the time where the app can record sleep to the entire day. It worked on the Fitbit, and I'm pretty sure it will work here.