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Automatic spread of reported hours out of mWO

  • November 10, 2021
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eqbstal
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If a user has a mWO task and starts it, there will be normally a completion on the same day or even the next day/week/month. When the user forgets to ‘pauze’ the task, it will lead to a lot of hours worked on the task.

Massive number of hours booked

In the example above I've completed a mWO task that was entered/started quite some time. In green I see at (1) that for Wednesday November 10th there are approx 1990 hours booked.

Question: is it possible to spread the hours automatically (backwards in time) over the scheduled hours?

Version 10.13..1360.0 is showing in mWO (Windows)

Best answer by Bandula

Hi @eqbstal , It is not possible to spread the hours automatically (backwards in time) in core solution.

There a workflow setting to set Auto time off and user can manually enter time report. Not sure that helps.

Thanks.

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Bandula
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  • Bandula
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  • November 10, 2021

Hi @eqbstal , It is not possible to spread the hours automatically (backwards in time) in core solution.

There a workflow setting to set Auto time off and user can manually enter time report. Not sure that helps.

Thanks.

    eqbstal
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    • eqbstal
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    • Superhero (Partner)
    • November 13, 2021

    Bandula,

    Thanks for your answer. Sure this is not what I hoped for, but some things are just as they are.

    I think I have to look for the answer in a more manual way and an approver should check at regular intervals the number of hours booked by employees. If nothing booked, s/he should investigate what is going on. Manual entry on passed days is still possible, so that will be the solution.

     

    Thanks for using the community, it helps me. I hope I can help you.
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