Is there a way to make the daily percentage of macros to actual grams?

blakleyrae

cmriverside

Only if you have the Premium version (paid subscription)

Otherwise, just arrange the percentages to as close as you can to your preferred grams and call it good. I wouldn't pay for myfitnesspal.

blakleyrae

I have premium and can only find on the circle page on dashboard

AnnPT77

https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/48557068#Comment_48557068

I don't remember where all the customization settings are to do it (in premium) because I've customized a lot over quite a time period, but I have macros set in grams rather than percents, my diary settings say to show macros by meal, and they show up there by default in grams, plus there's the remaining total at the top in grams:

If I tap the place where it shows grams of macros by meal, it switches to percent of that meal's calories from each macro:

If I turn my diary page in the app to landscape orientation, the totals at the bottom show macros in grams - both eaten so far, and remaining. If I tap there, it switches to percents, too, but I haven't shown that below.

The Nutrition item in the More menu, in its Macros tab, shows percents and grams for the day so far, too.

I'm not sure what you're looking for exactly, different from any of the above?

blakleyrae

thx….this app and the browser are so hard to find things….now I am looking for my measurements I recorded…..

AnnPT77

https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/48570211#Comment_48570211

In the web browser version, look for the "Check In" tab/sub-tab.

In the phone/tablet app, it's in the "Progress" option of the "More" menu.

The display defaults to weight progress, but clicking on the word "weight" will give you other measurement types you may've recorded and can click to show details for those. I'd note that - I believe - new measurement types need to be set up on the web side, but once started recording there, they can be accessed in the app.

Here's how the app looks, with other measurement types I've recorded.