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January 21st 08, 06:34 PM
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Time sheets
Here is what I am wanting to do but don't know if it is possible. I work on
many projects during the day and keep a pad of paper by my desk to keep track of the time and project info. I got to thinking that Outlook Calendar could help me with this. So I started putting the time I worked into the calender, along with the project number and project name. So now I have this info in there but I was wondering if there was a way to put it into an excel sheet, so that I can organize it and put it on our offical time sheet. But the kicker is that I would like for it to add up the time I worked on each project, so that I don't have to do the math myself...is this possible? 
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