Panel 2: list/edit

If (and only if) the timeslot table is chosen (as shown above), date picker controls are also activated, allowing you to narrow the timeslot list; by default the date interval is set to the entire range of recorded timeslots; you can reset the date interval with the Edit/Reset filter menu command (a.k.a. CTRL-R), which is also provided in a context menu.

As its name implies, the Reset filter command also erases previous selections you may have made by clicking on a column title and choosing a value in the filter dialog. Any filtering thus selected is appended to the previous one and the current listing updated, until Reset filter is used. Not all columns can be filtered on: just click and see! (for the timeslot table those are the "Project", "Client", "Task" and "Tool" column titles, but not the "Date" and "Duration" ones)

An important feature of the list/edit panel, however, is to create, edit or delete records, even timeslot records (which should be started/stopped via panel #1, though). This functionality is accessible using the SHIFT key, as explained below.

Finally, the panel #2 is also useful because basic timeslot statistics for the current selection are automatically updated in the status bar.

N.B. The Export PDF button will be available in a future release.

SHIFT commands

• SHIFT-D to delete the row. Please note that all records refering to the deleted one will also be deleted: for instance if you delete a client, all projects refering to this client, then all activities refering to these projects, and finally all timeslots corresponding to these activities, will be deleted also! A proper warning is issued in case of implied deletions. You should check beforehand what items would be impacted, using the column selection feature described above; check out the yatish tables reference for details. For now just remember that deleting a timeslot record deletes nothing else.
• SHIFT-E to edit the row. As explained elsewhere, the dialog that pops up can also be used to create a new record ("Save as" behavior). If no row is available, a new record can also be created from scratch using Edit(or right clic)/New record... (i.e. CTRL-N): you will mainly use this when you begin using yatish.

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