Start & Finish

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SloopJohnB

I am doing a boiler shutdown, working 2 x 12hr shifts for 14 days.

Is it possible to have a hh.dd.mm as a start and finish so I can get
tasks starting and finishing within an hour instaed of the day.

Thanks for your help.
 
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Steve House

Look at the Tools/Options menu, View tab and in the Date Format pulldown
you'll see your display options. Just curious, what does the "dd" in your
format example stand for? Neither "days" nor "decimal hours" makes any sense
to me.
 

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