Please let me know if there's already a way to do this, or move this thread if there's a better place.
It would be really nice to be able to look at the logs for an individual measurement -- for example, to click on "CH" and see just the logs of CH measurements. I measure FC and pH often, of course, but I usually only measure TA, CH, CYA, and Salt levels 3-4 times a year because in my pool they basically never change so no need (CYA and Salt need topping up every year). But when I do, it's nice to look back and see how it compares to the last times I tested them, but they're hard to find scrolling back and back through the full log.
I saw a request for graphs, but just a simple list of measurements and dates seems sufficient. It could basically look like a filtered version of the "Logs" screen, with just the selected parameter being shown (or, perhaps, all parameters shown but only for log entries that include the selected one). I resorted to exporting the logs and skimming through the spreadsheet, but it would be nice to just click in the app and see how what I just measured compares.
Anyway, tossing that out there in case others do similar with some tests daily, some tests much much less often and would find this useful.
It would be really nice to be able to look at the logs for an individual measurement -- for example, to click on "CH" and see just the logs of CH measurements. I measure FC and pH often, of course, but I usually only measure TA, CH, CYA, and Salt levels 3-4 times a year because in my pool they basically never change so no need (CYA and Salt need topping up every year). But when I do, it's nice to look back and see how it compares to the last times I tested them, but they're hard to find scrolling back and back through the full log.
I saw a request for graphs, but just a simple list of measurements and dates seems sufficient. It could basically look like a filtered version of the "Logs" screen, with just the selected parameter being shown (or, perhaps, all parameters shown but only for log entries that include the selected one). I resorted to exporting the logs and skimming through the spreadsheet, but it would be nice to just click in the app and see how what I just measured compares.
Anyway, tossing that out there in case others do similar with some tests daily, some tests much much less often and would find this useful.