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Hi! Is there a way to add an activity to my Apple Watch after it has been completed? My watch had no charge and I would like to add the activity data and steps from my iPhone to show on my activity rings - is this possible?
Apple Watch SE
In the Health App tap on the browse tab at the
bottom then tap activity and scroll down to workouts
then tap on workouts and in the the top right hand
corner of the screen it says add data,tap on that and
you can enter a new workout and when you're finished tap on add
at the top right of the screen.Then restart your phone.
Be aware though that this only effects your 3 rings on the day in question.
In the Health App tap on the browse tab at the
bottom then tap activity and scroll down to workouts
then tap on workouts and in the the top right hand
corner of the screen it says add data,tap on that and
you can enter a new workout and when you're finished tap on add
at the top right of the screen.Then restart your phone.
Be aware though that this only effects your 3 rings on the day in question.
Thanks jack. I don’t have the workout option in the health app/browse screen anymore. I got the same instructions when googling but I wonder if the health app has had an update… the only options I have under the browse tab are-
Activity
body measurements
cycle tracking
hearing
heart
mindfulness
Mobility
nutrition
respiratory
sleep
Symptoms
vitals
other data
and when I use the search bar for workouts; nothing comes up! Very strange!
I found it! I had to add a star to favourite the workouts section in the summary panel and then it was added into the activity panel :) they don’t make it easy! Thank you for your help!
How do I add activity to my Apple Watch?
