I have heard that LBP will support the real time format in the future and I have a couple of question:
1. Any estimate on when this will happem?
2. My time is partly in the decimal format and partly in real time (Some logged in the States and some in Europe). My current software supports this and even when I switch between the two formats the software remembers the original format and uses that to ad hours together. That way totals don't change like they would otherwise. When importing into LBP my totals change regardles of what way I am importing. I have thought about importing the data into Access or Excell and then changing the time from real time to decimals with a lot of decimals (ie 22min = 0.36666666666666). I know LBP just makes this into a number with one decimal, but does it use all the decimals for calculating totals?
3. Is the above a good preparation for the future format or is it better to erase the data when the new format arrives and reimport the data?
4. Will the new format support having logged time two different ways?
1. Any estimate on when this will happem?
2. My time is partly in the decimal format and partly in real time (Some logged in the States and some in Europe). My current software supports this and even when I switch between the two formats the software remembers the original format and uses that to ad hours together. That way totals don't change like they would otherwise. When importing into LBP my totals change regardles of what way I am importing. I have thought about importing the data into Access or Excell and then changing the time from real time to decimals with a lot of decimals (ie 22min = 0.36666666666666). I know LBP just makes this into a number with one decimal, but does it use all the decimals for calculating totals?
3. Is the above a good preparation for the future format or is it better to erase the data when the new format arrives and reimport the data?
4. Will the new format support having logged time two different ways?