One of the most frequent questions we get is about changing time of Open Task. So here is a step-by-step tutorial about the issue.
Step one – you need an open task. It doesn’t matter if it’s running or not.
Step two, click on the time (either running or stopped). This is what you should see. Click on the Stop the time link and let’s continue.
Step three. Enter the new time for the task. Easiest is to use 23 for 23 minutes, or 1,5 for 1:30 hours. You can enter time in many ways – more formats are described in the FAQ.
Final step – Press Enter or click anywhere on the screen to save the entry. That’s it!
Thanks for starting a “helpful hints” series – sometimes I’ve used some features for such a long time, that I didn’t even notice little new updates, or more efficient ways to enter my times…
Take Care,
Thorsten
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I would like to suggest a feature to enter time by specifying start and end time.
for instance : “12:15-13:00″ would mean 0.75h
Hi Per,
Thanks for your input in improving Toggl!
Best,
Kristel
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I have been needing something like Toggl, but I need this piece as well:
>>I would like to suggest a feature to enter time by specifying start and end time.
>>for instance : “12:15-13:00? would mean 0.75h
I could manually enter the start hour, or it could (even better) run off my computer clock. That would be a great addition.
Thanks!
Hi,
I don’t have the “Task Completed” option. How can I activate that?
thanks!
great hints
I don’t have this “Task Completed” option… I’ve tried everything, but it looks like there’s just a simple list of tasks, and no way to make it be a detailed one where this function seems to live… argh