If you type 1.0 or 1,0, it will be interpreted as 1 hour.
If you type 0.1, it will be interpreted as 6 minutes (0.2 will become 12m, 1.5 will become 1h30m, 7.2 will become 7h12min).If you type 1h, 30m, 1s, 1h30m1s, it will be interpreted as 1 hour, 30 minutes, 1 second, or 1 hour 30 minutes and 1 second (or any other combo).If you type 1:1:1, it will be interpreted as 1h1m1s.If you type 1:1 it will be interpreted as 1h1m (1:61 will become 2h01m).If you type 123 or 1234, it will be interpreted as 1h23m or 12h34m.If you type 60 or 99, it will be interpreted as 1h or 1h39m.If you’re using decimal format, it will be interpreted as hours (1 will become 1h).If you type anything between 1 and 59, it will be interpreted as minutes (1 will become 1m).For example, to represent 2 hours and 45 minutes you worked, you can enter either “2.75” in decimal, or “2:45” in clock notation. You can input time in both clock and decimal notation. When you type 2h, the current time will be used as the start time and “the current time + 2h” as the end time. Let’s say you’ve started working 2 hours ago, but you didn’t start the timer. Manual mode lets you add time entries by duration. If you’re adding a time entry for a different date, it will be added to the appropriate day header (no matter if the date is in the past or the future). Change the date if needed, by clicking on the calendar icon and selecting the date.Set the start and end time, or add time by duration.Optionally, mark time as billable, select project/task, and add tags.Optionally type what you’ve worked on in the What have you worked on? box.Enter manual mode by clicking the list icon in the upper right corner on the Time Tracker page.
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