We had an interesting request not too long ago for Tempo. Basically this user was accustomed to logging his time in minutes instead of hours. He found himself having to calculate 90 minutes into 1.5 hours to make new entries in our system, and asked us if there was some way to accommodate this other method.

It's still a bit experimental at this stage, but if you put put an 'm' after the number in the hours box, it will get interpreted as minutes and converted for you by Tempo:

This also works when posting by e-mail. In addition, you can always use an 'h' after the number to clarify that you are submitting in hours if you wish.

2 Responses to “Tempo: Time Entry in Minutes”

  1. Stef Says:
    Wouldn't it just be better to have base 60 after the decimal point? So it would be in your example displayed as 2.10 hrs - I had this problem with my time system and it makes a lot more sense to be able to view the times like this and convert if you want to.
  2. Stephen Says:
    @stef - you can do time entry that way too! Just use a colon instead of a period. For example 1:30 is 1.5 hours or 90 minutes.

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