No Volume measurements?
#1
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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No Volume measurements?
I used fitday a few years ago and decided to go back to it - however, why in the world would they remove volumetric measurements and opt for only weight measurements and "serving"?
I use both, but some things are MUCH more convenient by volume.
It's a simple program to adjust it - but more so, it USED TO BE HERE. Who would decide to get rid of it?
Is there a way to access the old fitday? lol
I use both, but some things are MUCH more convenient by volume.
It's a simple program to adjust it - but more so, it USED TO BE HERE. Who would decide to get rid of it?
Is there a way to access the old fitday? lol
#4
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I know how to change from serving to weight, that isn't a problem. It's when I use a cup of something or a tbsp of something but don't know how much that weighs and it's not in it's directory. I can toy around with calculations on my own and figure it out, but really, why would I use fitday if I have to do all of that.
#5
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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I used fitday a few years ago and decided to go back to it - however, why in the world would they remove volumetric measurements and opt for only weight measurements and "serving"?
I use both, but some things are MUCH more convenient by volume.
It's a simple program to adjust it - but more so, it USED TO BE HERE. Who would decide to get rid of it?
Is there a way to access the old fitday? lol
I use both, but some things are MUCH more convenient by volume.
It's a simple program to adjust it - but more so, it USED TO BE HERE. Who would decide to get rid of it?
Is there a way to access the old fitday? lol
#6
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 4
I think volume measurements would be useful, too.
Avocado is in the database, by the way. It is a fruit, though, not a vegetable. Also, if you use the search feature, you have to spell it right, unfortunately. I get caught by that all the time, LOL!
Avocado is in the database, by the way. It is a fruit, though, not a vegetable. Also, if you use the search feature, you have to spell it right, unfortunately. I get caught by that all the time, LOL!
#7
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 3
Been wondering this too. I can use volume measurements from my old custom foods created before this feature was removed, but not for anything new. Can someone from Fitday explain why they took this out, and whether it's possible to get it back?