I spend an unfortunately large portion of my time at work in meetings.
I keep track of my meetings in a file 'meetings.org' where, for each
meeting, I may also keep notes. For example, the structure looks like this:
* 2009
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 16:00-17:30> Meeting 1
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 15:30-16:00> Meeting 2
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 15:00-15:30> Meeting 3
***** If I have notes, they're under the heading
- More information
- about this meeting
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 14:00-14:30> Meeting 4
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 11:00-12:30> Meeting 5
*** <2009-06-08 Mon 10:00-11:00> Meeting 6
*** <2009-06-05 Fri 15:30-17:30> Meeting 7
*** <2009-06-05 Fri 13:30-15:30> Meeting 8
*** <2009-06-05 Fri 11:00-13:30> Meeting 9
*** <2009-06-05 Fri 10:00-10:30> Meeting 10
For many meetings, I don't take notes....or don't even take my laptop to
the meeting. However, I'd still like to summarize/report the time I
spend in meetings, but clocking in/out seems entirely redundant. After
all, the time I spend in the meeting is already in the headline's time
stamp.
For now, I go through each meeting headline at the end of the day,
clocking in/out, and adjusting the times to match the time stamp. It's
a silly exercise in redundancy.
Is there a better way to do this? For example, is there some way to use
the meeting time stamps directly in clock summaries/reports (as if I had
clocked in/out at those times)?
I'm not looking for a new feature here, just curious if there's a better
way.
Thanks,
Dan
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