The short of it is that entries with greater than 4,001 miles are being hidden. I see you entered yearly totals using one fuelup. I will see about getting those fuelups displayed on Monday.

When I add a fuel up the stats are completely different from what i entered.
If I go to edit the fuel up it shows the correct info. :confused:
I even added 2 new cars with the same info to see if it would work but it does the same thing.
https://www.fuelly.com/car/subaru/imp...iperGuy/295896

My other 2 work fine. :cool:

Thanks

Your first fuelup has an odometer of 211.2
Your second fuelup has an odometer of 95
Your third fuelup has an odometer of 272.5

It seems that your second fuelup is really your first. Your odometers need to be in the correct order and they aren't currently. If 95 is really your first fuelup, edit the second fuelup and change the date/time to be before you 211.2 odometer fuelup.

Those numbers are the miles for one tank of gas. I've never used my odometer reading for fuel ups all i use is the trip and it works fine for my other 2 vehicles. Sometimes I will miss a fuel up and using the odometer wouldn't be accurate.

Oh .. then your problem is that you have you car set to Odometer tracking. You need to edit the vehicle and change it to Trip Miles tracking. After doing that, edit your fuelups and set the correct miles.

Odometer is the default for a new vehicle. You must have missed changing that option when setting creating the car.

just entered new fuel-up, MPG don't seem to calculate any more???

You marked the previous fuelup as partial. That fuelup and the following fuelup will not display an MPG because of that.

MPG After Partial Update
 

This doesn't seem to be working.
#54 was a partial fill up
#55 was done after an 11 week holiday and doesn't show UK MPG


# Date Miles Litres UK MPG Price City %
55 28/06/2014 167.00 51.96 _____ 1.299 50%
54 06/04/2014 167.00 11.83 _____ 1.289 50%
53 17/03/2014 310.00 64.08 21.99 1.289

The fuelup following a partial fuelup will also not display an MPG. See https://www.fuelly.com/faq/6/partial-fuelups for an explanation.

I need to learn to read.
Thanks for the help.
Love your site.