[acchickpea]

Can someone please tell me what an empty filled circle means on Fertitlity friend? Usually the dots are filled in? I'm trying to find the meaning on FF but thought that one of you ladies would know.... I'm trying to make sure my chart is as close to accurate this cycle....
Thanks!

[acchickpea]

Answered my own question!
Here it is for those who wanted to know too!

Black Dots:
If data is missing, the dots are linked with a dashed line. Discarded temperatures are displayed as black dots.

Open Circles and Dots:
If something in the data indicates that the temperature may be slightly inaccurate (either by events selected in the Special data area or by a time difference larger than normal), the temperature is plotted using a circle instead of a dot. Please note that these points do not need to be discarded. The circle will just indicate to the reader areas on the chart where the data may be less accurate.

Square Points:
When you have entered a note or if you check something in the Special data section, the graph will display a square instead of a dot. This is useful to check patterns and symptoms not directly related to charting. Note that this display is not enabled by default. It can be enabled on a chart by chart basis by clicking on the Display Settings link below the chart.
Crosshair:
The crosshairs may be one of two different colors: When it is red it indicates an ovulation detected automatically based on your data or set by one of our guides. When it is blue, it indicates a manual override by the user.
A dashed crosshair means that your fertility signs are somehow in conflict. Look below the chart in the ovulation detector section for details. The horizontal line is called the coverline. The vertical line marks the day of ovulation.

DPO Count:
After ovulation you will find the count of your Days Past Ovulation (DPO) just above the coverline.

Green Line:
The temperature graph line turns green after recording an HPT positive.

[LifesGood]

glad you found your answers hun

[acchickpea]

Originally Posted by LifesGood

glad you found your answers hun

Thanks! It was the time difference... I tested an hour earlier then when a did in the past...