Mark planned workout as skipped

Feature Requests
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Please allow for a planned workout to be marked as “skipped” in advance.

Every so often we/I have planned workouts that I skip for various reasons (time constraints, too tired, etc.).
In fact, I often know this in advance, e.g., on the morning of the day or even one or a few days before. For further planning, the fitness page should take this into account. But I do not want to simply delete the planned activity, as that does not reflect the original plan nor the modifications … That’s why I would like to simply mark it as skipped whenever that becomes clear, so I can see, and possibly adjust, the modified plan.

For a workaround I tried to set the Load to 0 (which is not what I really want, I’d like to have the “planned load” to be displayed on the activity page, but the Load not be used on the Fitness page). In fact, that only worked after multiple reloads of /fitness and, I believe, further updates on the /activities page. So that would be a workaround, but a “mark skipped in advance” button would still be nice;-)
I know it’s not anymore tomorrow, but I’d like to adjust planning already now😉

EDIT: fixed typo.

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@david, I was wondering if this is hard or something that could be implemented in a fairly straightforward fashion?
Or are there better workarounds by now?
I am still truly missing this.

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Hey, I’d just like to bump this feature request and agree that this would be a useful feature, as I’m rearranging my week to account for a minor injury that needs some rest.

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At the moment you can mark a workout ‘done’ and/or match it to an activity.

It would be good if there was a second option ‘not done’ or replace ‘done’ with completed ýes/no’ checkbox etc

Once a workout is marked as not completed or done, the workout should be amended by a strikethrough on the title (to provide a visual indicator on the calendar that it wasn’t done) and metrics etc can be updated to reflect it won’t be done (relevant if updating on the same day as workout scheduled)