 TimeSlice Reports Help Index

General Information

Introduction

Software License Agreement

How to Order TimeSlice

How To ...

Export Data from TimeSlice for Windows

Compact the TimeSlice Reports Database

Delete Records from the TimeSlice Reports Database

Command Buttons

Import Data

Create Reports

Edit Time Records

Settings

Online Help

Edit Database

Close Database

Reports

Create your own custom Reports

Description of the  Reports


Introduction

TimeSlice Reports is a Microsoft Access 97 Database application.  TimeSlice Reports requires the Access 97 or Access 2000 Database to run.  TimeSlice Reports is created to aid the TimeSlice user to import TimeSlice Data into Access and create reports.  The standard database template is distributed as an Access MDB file.

To use TimeSlice Reports in Microsoft Access 2000 Database, open TimeSlice Reports in Access 2000 and follow the instructions for converting the file.

The TimeSlice Reports Access Database Application is only for use by the registered users of TimeSlice.

Please read this manual.  It is short and easy to read.

Feel free to submit comments, suggestions, and bug reports.

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Credits

Thanks to all the people who helped beta test TimeSlice and TimeSlice Reports.


Software License Agreement

Copyright © 2001, Casady & Greene, Inc.

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Order Information
How To Order TimeSlice

Refer to our web page http://www.casadyg.com for ordering instructions.  The TimeSlice Reports Access database file is for free use of registered users of TimeSlice.


Export TimeSlice Data
How to Export Data from TimeSlice for Windows

TimeSlice Reports version 1.x requires the import file to have (1) carriage return only between records, (2) no column headers row or totals row, and (3) tab delimited fields in the following order:  Start Date, Start Time, Stop Date, Stop Time, Elapsed Time, Paused Time, Hourly Rate, Charge, Project, Category, Client, Expense, X, Notes.

To make sure these settings are correct, check the following box in the Export Dialog Box:

 Export format for TimeSlice Reports v1.x

You may select to export to a new file or append to an existing file.  You may also select to export all of the records or just the marked records.

Then select the OK button.


Create Custom Reports
How to Create your own Custom Reports

TimeSlice Reports is a Microsoft Access 97 Database application.  TimeSlice Reports requires the Access 97 or 2000 Database to run.  TimeSlice Reports is created to aid the TimeSlice for Windows user to import TimeSlice Data into Access and create reports.  The standard database template is distributed as an Access MDB file.

To use TimeSlice Reports in Microsoft Access 2000 Database, open TimeSlice Reports in Access 2000 and follow the instructions for converting the file.

The TimeSlice Reports Access Database Application is only for use by the registered users of TimeSlice.

To create your own custom reports, open the TimeSliceReports.mdb file in Microsoft Access.  Make any changes to the reports or add new reports.  Save any changes made.

Maui Software will not give technical support to users creating their own reports or making changes to the TimeSlice Reports application.  Maui Software wants to create a basic Access template for the TimeSlice user to use to create their own custom reports.


Compact Database
How to Compact the TimeSlice Reports Database

The TimeSlice Reports database file may become large with wasted space after use and importing and deleting records in the database.

To compact the TimeSlice Reports database:

1.	Open the TimeSlice Reports database

2.	Select the menu “Tools”

3.	Select the submenu “Database Utilities”

4.	Select the submenu “Compact Database”

The TimeSlice Reports window will disappear while the database is being compacted.  The windows will be redisplayed when the compacting has been completed.


Delete Records
How to Delete Records from the TimeSlice Reports Database

Records are deleted from the TimeSlice Reports database using the “Edit Time Records” dialog box.  Display the Edit Time Dialog box by clicking on the Edit Time Records button.  You may want to make a copy of the database file before you delete records from the TimeSlice Reports database.  There is not an “undo” delete record feature.

How to delete 1 record

1.	Find the record that you want to delete and display that record in the Edit Time Records dialog box.

2.	Click on the “Delete Record” button in the Edit Time Records Dialog box.

3.	Click on the “Yes” button to confirm that you want to delete the record.

How to delete ALL records

1.	Click on the “Delete All Records” button in the Edit Time Records Dialog box.

2.	Click on the “Yes” button to confirm that you want to delete all of the records.

How to delete records with a specific characteristic

1.	Use the “Edit Filter” to find the records that you want to delete.  Enter in the qualities of the records that you want to delete.  Then select the “Apply Filter” from the toolbar or the right click popup menu or the Records menu.  The first record with the selected qualities will be displayed.

2.	Click on the “Delete Record” button in the Edit Time Records Dialog box.

3.	Click on the “Yes” button to confirm that you want to delete the record.

4.	The next record with the defined qualities will be displayed.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all the records with the specified qualities are deleted.

5.	Click on the “Remove Filter” button to display all of the records still in the database.


Import Data File
Import Data

Follow the steps below to import data into the TimeSlice Reports database:

1.	First the TimeSlice for Windows data must be exported to an export file.

2.	Click on the “Import Data” button and an open file dialog box is displayed.

3.	Select the TimeSlice for Windows exported file.

4.	Click on the Open button.
The hour class cursor will be displayed while the file is being imported.  When the import has finished, the dialog box will be displayed that the file has been successfully imported.

The records in the file will be added to any records already in the TimeSlice Reports database.  If you want to start with an empty database, see the section:  How to Delete Records from the TimeSlice Reports Database.

If you have problems importing the file, refer to the section: Export Data from TimeSlice for Windows . Recheck to make sure that the export file has the correct fields in the file for each record.

The database starts with a default of a “period” as the decimal character and a “colon” as the time separator.  If you are importing decimal numbers or time values that have different separators, change the settings in the Settings Dialog Box.  See the section Settings for more information.


Create Reports

You can create reports using the records that are in the TimeSlice Reports database.  Follow these steps:

1.	Click on the “Create Reports” button to open the “Reports” dialog box.

2.	Select a report to print from the “Report:” list box.  All of the available reports in will appear in this list box.  See the section - Description of the  Reports for more information about the reports.

3.	Select the records from the database to be included in the report.

Create the selected report with:

All Records:

Select this radio button if you want the report to contain all of the records in the database.

Records with the following values:

Select this radio button if you want to create a report with only a subset of the records in the database.  Use the following field values to designate the qualities of the records to include in the report.  You can select one, some or all of the following 4 field value qualities to restrict the records to be included in the report.

Start Date:

Put a check in the Start Date check box and enter the begin and end Start Date range (including the dates entered) of the records to include in the report.

Project:

Put a check in the Project check box and select the value of the Project field for all records to be included in the report.

Category:

Put a check in the Category check box and select the value of the Category field for all records to be included in the report.

Client:

Put a check in the Client check box and select the value of the Client field for all records to be included in the report.

4.	Select one of the 4 buttons to Preview, Print, Print to HTML a report.

Preview Report

Choose this button if you want to look at a report on the screen.  You can select to print the report from the print preview screen or close the preview to come back to this dialog box.

Print Report

Choose this button if you want to print the report to the printer.

Print Report to HTML

Choose this button if you want to print the report to files in a HTML format.  You can choose a location on a local disk or a location on the internet to store these HTML format files.

5.	When you are done printing the reports, click on the “Close Form” button to close the “Reports” dialog box.


Edit Time Records

Make sure that the values changed in any fields in the records make sense.  This database does not recalculate any times or charges.  If you want the time start, stop, elapsed and paused time and charge values to be calculated when you make changes, then make all changes to the record values from within TimeSlice before the data is exported.

Refer to the Access online help for more information about editing records, adding records and working with filters and using the navigation bar at the bottom of the dialog box.

Fields:

The top part of the form contains the edit fields for each field in the database.  One record is displayed at a time.  To change the value in one of the fields, click on the field and then select or type in the new value.

Buttons:

Add Record

To add a new record to the database, click on the “Add Record” button.  The fields on the form will be blanked.  Enter the values for the fields and then click on the “Save Record” button.  The new record is also saved when at least one value is places in a field and a different record is displayed by using the navigation bar at the bottom of the dialog box.

Save Record

Any time the field values are changed in the form, the arrow on the left side bar of the dialog box turns to a "pencil” icon.  You can force a save of the records values by clicking on the “Save Record” button.

Duplicate Record

To duplicate a record in the database, first find the record you want to duplicate and have it displayed in the form.  Then click on the “Duplicate Record” button.  The new duplicated record will then be displayed in the form.

Find Record

You can find all of the records with a specific value in one of the fields.  First click in the field which you want to search on.  Then you click on the “Find Record” button.  Then enter the value in the “Find What” text box.  Then click on the “Find First” button to display the first record with the value you filled in.  Then to find the other records after, click on the “Find Next” button.  Then click on the “Close” button to close the “Find” Dialog box.

Delete Record

To delete a specific record, find the record and display it in the form.  Then click on the “Delete Record” button.  Then click on the “Yes” button to confirm that you want to delete the record.

Delete All Records

To delete all of the records in the database, click on the “Delete All Records” button.  Then click on the “Yes” button to confirm that you want to delete all of the records from the database.

Edit Filter

Click on the “Edit Filter” button so that you can enter in the filter which will select records to navigate through using the navigation bar at the bottom of the dialog box.  After you have entered in the filter values, click on the “Save Filter” button on the toolbar, under the Records menu or on the right click pop-up menu.  Then the filter is saved and only those records satisfying the values of the filter are navigated through using the navigation bar at the bottom of the dialog box.  See the Access online help for more information about the navigation bar and the filter feature.

Apply Filter

Click on the “Apply Filter” button so that only the records that fit the filter will be cycled through when you use the navigation bar at the bottom of the dialog box.

Remove Filter

Click on the “Remove Filter” button so that all records in the database will be displayed and the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen will scroll through all records in the database.  After you add a record, you need to click on the “Remove Filter” so that you can navigate to the other records in the database.

Close Form

Click on the “Close Form” button to close the “Time Records” dialog box.


Database Settings
Settings

The database starts with the default value of a “period” as the decimal character and a “colon” as the time separator.  If you are importing decimal numbers or time values that have different separators, change the settings in the Settings Dialog Box.

Decimal Symbol:

Enter in the character to be used as the decimal symbol in numbers.  This symbol will be used when importing records into the database.  Click on the “Save Settings” button to save any changes.  Then click on the Close Form button when all changes have been made.

Time Separator:

Enter the character to be used between the hours and minutes in a time value.  This symbol will be used when importing records into the database.  Click on the “Save Settings” button to save any changes.  Then click on the Close Form button when all changes have been made.

Time Display Format:

Select either the “Hour:Minute” or the “Decimal Time Display” as the preference of how to display the Elapsed and Paused time in reports.  The Decimal Time format will display the elapsed time and paused time in a value of “hours”.  Click on the “Save Settings” button to save any changes.  Then click on the Close Form button when all changes have been made.


Online Help

The Online Help button will display this help file.  The TimeSlice Reports online help file can also be displayed by double clicking on the “TimeSliceReports.hlp” file.


Edit Database

The Edit Database button is available in the “MDB” file version of the TimeSlice Reports Database Application.  The MDB file allows the user to make changes to the database tables, reports, forms and code.

The Edit Database button will display the “Database Window”.  From the Database Window, changes to the objects of the database can be made.

Maui Software will not provide technical support to questions regarding the use and changes of the “MDB” file version of TimeSlice Reports


Close Database

Click on the “Close Database” button to close the TimeSlice Reports database.  Microsoft Access will stay running after the TimeSlice Reports database is closed.


Report Descriptions

The following reports are included in TimeSlice Reports application.  A short description of the fields included in the report and the sorting and paging for the report is also included.  Only the records selected to be printed will appear in the reports.  The Elapsed Time and Paused Time will be displayed in the format selected in the “Settings” Dialog box.

Category Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by Category and then by start date and time within the Category.

Paging:	Each Category will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records with the same Category are grouped together.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts are totaled at the end of each Category grouping.

Fields:	Category field value is in the page title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Project and Notes.

Client/Category Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by Client, then by Category and then by start date and time within the Category.

Paging:	Each Client will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records with the same Client are grouped together, and the Categories within each Client.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts are subtotaled at the end of each Category grouping and totaled at the end of each Client grouping.

Fields:	Client field value is in the page title and the Category field value is in the subgroup title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Project and Notes.

Client/Project Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by Client, then by Project and then by start date and time within the Project.

Paging:	Each Client will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records with the same Client are grouped together, and the Projects within each Client.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts are subtotaled at the end of each Project grouping and totaled at the end of each Client grouping.

Fields:	Client field value is in the page title and the Project field value is in the subgroup title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Category and Notes.

Monthly Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by start date and time.

Paging:	Each Month will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records within the same Month are grouped together.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts totaled at the end of each Month grouping.

Fields:	Month and year value is in the page title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Project, Category and Notes.

Project Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by Project and then by start date and time within the Project.

Paging:	Each Project will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records with the same Project are grouped together.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts totaled at the end of each Project grouping.

Fields:	Project field value is in the page title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Category and Notes.

Project/Category Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by Project, then by Category and then by start date and time within the Category.

Paging:	Each Project will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records with the same Project are grouped together, and the Categories within each Project.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts are subtotaled at the end of each Category grouping and totaled at the end of each Project grouping.

Fields:	Project field value is in the page title and the Category field value is in the subgroup title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Client and Notes.

Time Records Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by start date and time.

Paging:	No paging for a specific field.

Grouping:	No grouping for a specific field.

Totals:	No totals for any fields.

Fields:	This report is for paper legal and landscape mode.  All of the fields are printed in this report.

Weekly Report

Sorting:	The records are sorted in ascending order first by start date and time.

Paging:	Each Week will start on a new page.

Grouping:	The records within the same Week are grouped together.  The week is from Sunday to Saturday.

Totals:	The Elapsed Time, Charge and Expense amounts totaled at the end of each Week grouping.

Fields:	Week ending Day, Month and year value is in the page title.  The columns of fields contain the Start Date, Elapsed Time, Charge, Expense, Project, Category and Notes.