TIME settings

Silly question...when you use the TIME command to track billing hours, etc...and it returns a total in 'days', is that based on a 24hr day (as in 2 days would = 48 hours)?

I'd be really careful tracking billing hours based upon AutoCAD's TIME command. Personally, I don't see it as being an accurate measure.

is there anything but a 24 hour day? You can use different ways to present time, but the day is still 24 hours long.

Maybe the OP is on Mars. In that case a martian day is about 39.5 minutes longer than a terran day!

A comedian in our midst, I see.

I figured as much, just wanted to be sure it wasn't working on some kind of 8 hr workday setting or something like that....

Thx

There was a very long, detailed discussion about tracking one's time here a while back and it led to some interesting comments as well as suggestions (and I think even a couple of lisp routines). Try searching for it and give it a read. It might prove useful.

Just did time on my template which I left open while I went to lunch and some other stuff it tells me I have been 1hr 19 mins but I did,nt do anything.

I tried a couple of the lisps from here regarding tracking time more from user performance and they work real well because they look for open and close commands,

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