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      dedo2319
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      Does anybody know how to enter and read a longer text (by longer I mean more then 2-3 rows) in the description field within Suunto app? When editing it, the field is really short (just couple of words) and also the preview, after it is saved, shows just 2-3 rows max. Even If I enter a longer text (e.g. by copy/paste from other application), it’s not readable anymore. It seems the text is there, but how I can read it later…?
      Thanks for any hints!

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        Mff73 @dedo2319
        last edited by Mff73

        @dedo2319
        This field in the app itself is exactly like you describe. There is another post to request more editing feature. Because in fact, the data behind are well managing multi rows.
        Look at Klimat weather addition.

        Here
        https://forum.suunto.com/post/59624

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          dedo2319 @Mff73
          last edited by

          @mff73 Thanks for replying. I’m using Klimat.app as well. Actually this is how I recognized it works with multirow text.

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            Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager
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            Android right?

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              Mff73 @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
              last edited by Mff73

              @dimitrios-kanellopoulos
              For me yes.

              @dedo2319
              With entering the data directly in database (with android rooted) we can have : (and I stop with 7 rows 😁)
              SmartSelect_20210311-182632_Suunto.jpg

              But editing in the app is not that good and not enable feed line entry 😔
              SmartSelect_20210311-182953_Suunto.jpg

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              • Jamie BGJ Offline
                Jamie BG Bronze Member
                last edited by Jamie BG

                Weird, as I have no issues with seeing more than 3 rows. In the diary section / activity tab - I can see numerous comments, where my description due to Klimat and additional items that I have added (tend to use google keep to write out the note and then copy it in - posting it prior to the klimat update).

                So I edit it the normal way, but just paste in the additional text.
                To read I just view the detail in the tracking tab - where the summary for each activity is shown. Comes up in summary and or in activity view.

                Am using latest beta version of android app.

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                • BulkanB Offline
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                  last edited by

                  One row for RPE, another for shoes; another for device… using shortcuts in iOS…

                  Wait! That’s only android!!! I was dreaming.

                  For what do you use the rows?

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                    Mff73 @Jamie BG
                    last edited by

                    @jamie-bg said in Description field in Suunto app:

                    tend to use google keep to write out the note and then copy it in - posting it prior to the klimat update).

                    So I edit it the normal way, but just paste in the additional text

                    Hey, thanks, I installed Google keep, and copy paste in SA edit mode is adding well multiple lines 👍

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                      A Former User @Bulkan
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                      @bulkan yep, once upon a time in top place… now it lags way behind. 😞
                      @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos aren’t you going to get into iOS development too? 😉

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                      • stromdiddilyS Offline
                        stromdiddily Gold Members @Bulkan
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                        @bulkan weight training sets and a more organized looking interval documentation just to name two I’d use it for

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                          A Former User @Bulkan
                          last edited by A Former User

                          @bulkan in case of races I use it to take note of race name and my official time.

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                          • Jamie BGJ Offline
                            Jamie BG Bronze Member @Bulkan
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                            @bulkan I use it for anything that I want to search on.
                            In the summary view we can only filter on totals, duration, distance, calories, avg heart rate, average speed, average pace, activities, ascent.
                            However I think data like PTE, EPOC, Recovery, steps, cadence etc should all be, strokes, laps etc should all be included as filterable - however as no option I add info like that to my description field i.e.
                            PTE3.1 EPOC48 Rec08 - so if I want to view all my activities where I have a EPOC of +70 I can then go into the search bar and put in EPOC7 - and it will filter out all of those activities.

                            Note - I have put down that I would love to see this area improved so that all recorded data is filterable - not just what suunto thinks is important. The database is there - this is just an unnecessary artificial limitation that should be easy to fix.

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                              dedo2319 @dedo2319
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                              @dedo2319 I’m on iOS. Referring to the other comments added, I tried to copy/paste the text from other app (e.g. google keep), and it works, however, I can not see more then 3 rows if I review the activity afterwards.

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