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Mike G. Community Team at Wrike Wrike Product Manager Become a Wrike expert with Wrike Discover
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Thanks for this Mike.. we have been using Wrike for the past two years.
I was looking for a one click option to add up my wrike hours on a weekly basis. I understand that we will be able to add the hours on a day to day basis.
Looking forward to hear from you !
Hi Janani! Thank you for the clarification.
Wrike treats every single task individually and allows to add one time entry at a time, so that users could easily keep track of working hours as soon as they’ve finished working on a task.
It’s possible to use a slightly different approach by keeping track of your working hours in a separate task and adding your time entries just to this particular task. There is just one limitation, you cannot add more that 23h 59m to a task per one operation. So, if your work week is 40 hours, you could add this time in 2 operations by 20 hours each. Not a single click, but still less then adding time to every individual task.
If you are familiar with programming or have someone in your team who can code, you may use Wrike API to create an application where you could select the tasks on which you worked throughout the week and add the "hours worked" in one click.
I hope you find this useful. Please let me know if there is anything else I could help you with.
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