There are a number of places a mistake can be made that would affect the data being captured in the report. To begin with, check the 'graph definition' to confirm you set the report up correctly (or to edit one of the built-in reports). To access graph definition open the report and then double click inside the report itself. This should open a box titled 'Edit Graph Definition'. One of the most common mistakes is that the 'completed only' box is checked here but then the user fails to mark all their workouts as completed after entering their data. To correct this, it may require going through the workouts on your calendar and ensuring they are marked as completed. The next potential problem could be that not all workout types you expect to see on your reports are selected in the Graph Definition. To check this, once again double click inside the report and open up the 'Edit Graph Definition' box. This time, make sure all of the workouts in the column 'From 1 or more Workouts' that you want to track in this report are 'selected' (they would have an 'x' to the left of them). Also confirm that the appropriate data type is selected in the column titled 'Select one or more rows'. In the event that your report has one bar line or data point that is much higher or greater than the other (or missing data altogether), there is a high likelihood that there is an error in a workout entry that is skewing the rest of the report (e.g.: you may have entered 5 miles as 50 miles or 20 minutes as 20 hours by mistake). If you correct that error it is likely your report will be fine.

1.	Double-click anywhere on the graph.
2.	From the Edit Graph Definition Box select which workout you want to add.
3.	Be sure that the correct rows are selected so that the data you want is included in the graph.
4.	Click OK