Hi all,
I have the following clocktable:
#+BEGIN: clocktable :maxlevel 4 :scope agenda :block thisweek :step
week
Weekly report starting on: <2008-08-04 Mon>
| File | L |
Headline | Time |
| | |
|----------------+---
+--------------------------------------------------+---------+-------
+-------+------|
| | | *Total
time* | *35:36* | |
| |
|----------------+---
+--------------------------------------------------+---------+-------
+-------+------|
| planning.org | | *File
time* | *19:41* | |
| |
| planning.org | 1 | xx yy: REQD
(G1005001) | 19:41 | | | |
| planning.org | 2 | xx
zz | | 19:41
| | |
...
|----------------+---
+--------------------------------------------------+---------+-------
+-------+------|
| notes.org | | *File
time* | *0:15* | |
| |
| notes.org | 1 |
Todo | 0:15 |
| | |
| notes.org | 2 | verify which
colors | | 0:15 | | |
...
|----------------+---
+--------------------------------------------------+---------+-------
+-------+------|
| time-sheet.org | | *File
time* | *15:40* | |
| |
| time-sheet.org | 1 | xx yy: REQD
(G1005001) | 9:26 | | | |
| time-sheet.org | 2 | xx
zz| | | 4:17
| | |
...
#+END:
However, I would rather omit the file level, and thus have 1) no
'File' column nor *File Time* rows, and 2) group the same entries
across different files in the same summary entry.
I could of course reorganize the setup and put everything in a single
file, but this system now works reasonably well for me. I'd rather not
change it too much.
I have searched the documentation and googled hard, but found no
[obvious] solution. And my elisp skills are nearly non-existant... Is
there any kind and smart soul that knows how to tackle this?
Thanks,
Peter.
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