On iPhone, iPad, and Android, Cals from Nutrients uses only days marked as complete. If your selected date range contains no completed days, the report may show zeros or no details. Finish logging your food, review the diary, mark the day as complete, then reopen the report and check its date range.
On iPhone, iPad, and Android, Cals from Nutrients statistics use only days marked as complete. If the selected date range contains no completed days, the report may show zero values or no details, even when food is logged.
Finish logging everything you ate, review your diary, then mark the day as complete.
On iPhone or iPad
Open Diet Tools > Nutrient Analysis > My Nutrients > Calories > Cals from Nutrients. Select the date range containing your completed days.
On Android
Open Diet Tools > Nutrient Analysis, tap Cals, then select Cals From Nutrients. Check the date range shown within this tab and select the period you want to review.
Why is the report empty even though I logged food?
Cals from Nutrients uses only days marked as complete. Finish logging your food, review your diary and mark the day as complete. Then reopen the report and check that the selected date range includes that day.
Where do I check the report’s date range on Android?
Open the Cals From Nutrients tab and check the dates displayed above the breakdown. Select the period you want to review; it may differ from the date range previously shown in Nutrient Analysis.
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