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OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - srlevine1 - 08-13-2019 I recently printed an Overview Report and found a number of items like "Brain Wave," "Sleep Stage," etc. to be blank.  Is it possible to test whether the graph displayed actually has data and to omit it if it is blank? Possibly with a single line that says "Brain Wave Graph - Contains no data" if the reporting item is necessary for some particular purpose. Thanks, Steve BTW -- where is the appropriate section in the forum for non-bug. change requests? RE: OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - Gideon - 08-13-2019 You found it. RE: OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - pholynyk - 08-13-2019 This is as good a place as any. I think most of the OSCAR dev team reads this forum pretyy regularly. When I print an overview report, I don't get any Brave Wave or Sleep Stage section - but then, I've never had a Zeo thingy. If you have used one in the past, the problem may be that OSCAR isn't checking whether there is data in the current report's time frame. If that's is the case, then checking the 'last used' date should allow us to skip that report. If you had a Zeo, when did you last use it? RE: OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - GuyScharf - 08-13-2019 I'll log this as an enhancement request (#177). It is certainly a good idea. RE: OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - srlevine1 - 08-13-2019 In response to bonjour and GuyScharf , thank you. In response to pholynyk, I am not sure what a Zeo thingy is -- I have the standard ResMed AirSense 10 Autoset with the ResMed Pulse/Oximeter Adapter using a NONIN 3012 LP pulse oximeter. RE: OSCAR CHANGE REQUEST - REPORTING - pholynyk - 08-13-2019 Here is an old article about the Zeo thingy - from May 2013. If anybody still has one, we can still read its data https://techcrunch.com/2013/05/22/sleep-tracking-startup-zeo-says-goodnight/-- Maybe we should depreciate it - along with the somnopose sleep position sensor (although we could probably duplicate that).