FINALLY! Time Tracking in Notion! (Notion + Notion Calendar)

Elevate your productivity with our expert guide to mastering time tracking in Notion.

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This tutorial simplifies the integration of tasks with the Notion calendar, offering a seamless method for managing your schedule without external tools. Perfect for both new and experienced Notion users, our video will show you how to harness Notion for superior time management.

In This Video:
Solve Time Tracking Challenges: Understand common pitfalls and how Notion can help.

A Simple Effective Formula: Learn a straightforward approach to track time in Notion.

Task Integration and Visualization: Discover how to integrate tasks and visualize your time in hours, improving your workflow.

Advanced Productivity Tips: Get insights into using Notion's features for enhanced time management.
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Actionable Advice: Practical steps to streamline your workflow with Notion.
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction to Efficient Time Tracking in Notion
1:04 - Setup: Integrating Tasks with Notion Calendar
2:10 - Crafting a Time Tracking Formula in Notion
3:39 - Converting and Visualizing Time in Hours
6:01 - Enhancing Notion Time Tracking Without Third-Party Tools

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[DemetriPanici]

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[david]

Here are the formulas to get it to show the time like "2 hours 10 minutes"
(Remember the property names will differ, mine are "Runtime" and "Timer Stop time")


FORMULA 1(like video)
*Total Minutes Formula*
dateBetween(prop("Timer Stop time"), prop("Runtime"), "minutes")

FORMULA 2
*Hours & Minuets Formula*
((if(( prop("RunTime (min)")>= 60), (format(floor( prop("RunTime (min)")/ 60)) + " hours "), "") + if((( prop("RunTime (min)") % 60) > 0), (format( prop("RunTime (min)") % 60) + " minutes "), "0 minutes")))

Again, remember to replace ALL mentions of "Runtime (min)" or "Timer Stop time" in the code with YOUR properties...(or make 2 new date properties with those EXACT names)

[divyv]

Hey Demetri, I have send you the email have you received it ?