[draconmt]

Hi fellow diabetic peeps. Anyone know how to customise the graphs in the web version? I would like to show an average over a day using data from the last 7, 14, 30 etc days.
So X axis would be midnight to midnight and Y axis would be BG.
As these are the types of graphs I need to show to my doc, and can you print out the logs?
Thanks in advance,
Dracon

[dano]

The web graph are not changeable. You can download the log file in CSV format, import to excel and create any graph that you wish.

You can print in several ways: print from the website, print the CSV file, or email the logs to yourself, cut and paste into a report or print the text file.

[bspeight]

I'd like to be able to view the iPhone GB graph in landscape mode.

[dessymichelle]

I would like to suggest a customizable color change for the ranges.... I am newly diagnosed and what my dr and I decided is "high" is actually still colored as an "average" reading in purple.... So instead of looking by color I have to look at each number.... It is totally just a suggestion! I love this app so much! Thank you SO MUCH for making it free!

[dano]

I am assumming that you are speaking of the in-app graph; Where Red is the High, Magenta (Purple) is the Average and Blue is the Low. If that is the case, the more blood sugar test data information that you put into the App the better and more accurate the graph will be. Currently the graph information is not changeable. Please be advised that the Magenta (Purple) is an "Average" that is calculated by the App. I hope the information helps, as I honesty don't understand your exact question.