All.
I've been using org-mode for a while now. I use it mainly for
TODO-lists, scheduling meetings and as a time reporting tool. At work
I report time spent per project on a weekly basis. I also sign off on
total time spent every day at the end of each month.
Currently, I use the clocktable for this which works good for the
weekly report since it's per project (I have each project i a separate
.org file). It is harder to get a daily total time. I guess it's
possible to solve my problem using clocktables and some work but since
this is the absolutely least enjoyable part of my work I would like to
spend as little time doing it as possible.
So, I propose an agenda buffer command for showing a work time summary
in the weekly and daily agenda. Turning on this functionality would
show a summary. Example:
Day-agenda:
Friday 1 December 2006
8:00...... ----------------
10:00...... ----------------
project1:11:07...... Clocked: TODO This, that and the other
12:00...... ----------------
project2:13:40...... Clocked: Meeting with CBS executives
18:00...... ----------------
20:00...... ----------------
Work-time summary:
project1: 0:53
project2: 1:00
Total: 1:53
This would make it quick to browse through every day (or week) and get
the time totals (or to check when it's time to call it a day).
If there is some other way to achieve something similiar with existing
functionality, hints are welcome.
Cheers,
Kennet Bäckman
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