This is an example of a busy work week as well as a comparison with clocktable
:
Here is the arbeitszeit
table:
Week | Hours | +Time |
---|---|---|
2022-W01 | 47:25 | 07:25 |
Total: | 47:25 | 07:25 |
And here is the clocktable
(1d
is 24h
):
Headline | Time |
---|---|
Total time | 1d 23:25 |
Support Tasks | 1d 16:10 |
Daily Meeting | 1:30 |
Breaks | 5:45 |
If you want to start with some offset, then you can use :start-with HH:MM
as additional header parameter. For example, let’s say we already had 3:45 of additional time:
Week | Hours | +Time |
---|---|---|
Start | 03:45 | |
2022-W01 | 47:25 | 07:25 |
Total: | 47:25 | 11:10 |
This also allows you to keep the :tstart
to :tend
ranges small, which mitigates some performance issues if you want to calculate a lot of weeks.
Same tables, but without breaks:
Here is the arbeitszeit
table:
Week | Hours | +Time |
---|---|---|
2022-W01 | 41:40 | 01:40 |
Total: | 41:40 | 01:40 |
And here is the clocktable
(1d
is 24h
):
Headline | Time |
---|---|
Total time | 1d 17:40 |
Support Tasks | 1d 16:10 |
Daily Meeting | 1:30 |