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On the analysis screen the y-limits of the plot are set according to the whole workout. If a workout includes a portion that is very slow (very high minutes per mile), like a recovery, the y-limits of the pace plot become very large and the plot is unreadable.
These wide y-limits are retained even when looking at only a part of the workout (by adjusting the x-limits) that doesn't contain the slow portion.
Potential solutions include:
(Most preferable) User-adjustable y-limits, or
Auto adjustment of the y-limits to match the y-bounds of the content after adjusting the x-limits
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On the analysis screen the y-limits of the plot are set according to the whole workout. If a workout includes a portion that is very slow (very high minutes per mile), like a recovery, the y-limits of the pace plot become very large and the plot is unreadable.
These wide y-limits are retained even when looking at only a part of the workout (by adjusting the x-limits) that doesn't contain the slow portion.
Potential solutions include:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: