While the Project Time Entries page shows detailed time sheets, the
Time sheet page furnishes a summary of the total number of hours worked per employee,
per project, per day, over a period of time.
The table on this page shows the total number of hours entered by
the employee for a project per day, and it also provides a biweekly total of
hours. For example, if an Employee inserts in the time sheet three entries of 3,
2, and 1.5 hours respectively in one day and for the same project, but with
different scope of work descriptions, the Timesheet page will show that on that
day, a total of 6.5 hours was spent in that particular project. Those hours
will be added to the project’s biweekly total of hours, and to the total of
hours worked in general.
Overall, the table shows the following information:
-Job Name
-Days of the week, over a period of two weeks
-Total number of hours worked (daily)
-Total number of hours worked per project (biweekly)
-Total number of hours worked in all projects (biweekly)
This page has search results for employees and biweekly period
date; it does not show all projects assigned to the employee. However, the
projects and other assignments for which work time was entered is available.
The total hours also serves as an indicator of whether the employee
has left any time unaccounted for while filling out the time sheet.
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