Timesheet view
The view of the report can be changed from the button located in the right top corner of the report.
A timesheet displays effort entered to issues using different filtering and grouping criteria. From the timesheet view, you can instantly navigate to calendar view.
Timesheets may further group work logs by issues, by project, by reporter, issue type, parent issue, parent issue type or by epic inside the timesheet. You can group by multiple criteria at the same time. Multiple grouping allows you to drill down to detail you want.
For example you can see how much effort is spent by each user for each project and how effort is split by work type between different epics.
On your work page, for each date, WorklogPRO checks the number of hours logged by the user against the expected number of hours defined in their assigned Work Hour Schema.
If the user logs exactly the required number of hours, the corresponding worklog cell is highlighted in green, indicating that the daily target has been met.
In cases where the user logs more hours than required, add-on highlights the cell in red. This visual distinction helps to clearly identify entries where the work hours exceed the defined limits, improving visibility and monitoring.
Additionally, WorklogPRO takes into account the Holiday Schema linked to each user. On days marked as holidays in this schema, no worklog entry is expected.
If the user does not enter any worklog for such a holiday, the cell is also shown in green. This is because the required work hours for those dates are set to zero, and the lack of input correctly reflects that expectation.
Overall, this color-coding mechanism enhances the clarity of the worklog interface by visually differentiating between completed, exceeded, and non-required work entries.
Selecting Date Range
The date range of the timesheet can be configured from the button above the timesheet that shows period's the start and end date. Also, the period can be easily determined with this week, this month, last week, last month options without setting the custom range.
Clicking on < will automatically select previous period and clicking on > will automatically select next period.
Click on Timesheet Cell
You can click on the timesheet cell representing the corresponding worklog to edit or delete it.
Bulk deletion in the case of more than one worklog appears in the pop-up window or deletion/editing operations for each worklog can be performed.
The opening dialog shows information such as worklog author, issue, work description, time logged, and worklog attribute.