<aside> 💡 Does your hourly rate stay consistant regardless of project type? Change "Hourly Rate" to a formula property type and insert your one rate. It will populate down the column.

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Working Hours This Week

Sum of all input properties:

round(add(add(add(add(add(add(dateBetween(end(prop("Input 1")), start(prop("Input 1")), "minutes"), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 2")), start(prop("Input 2")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 3")), start(prop("Input 3")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 4")), start(prop("Input 4")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 5")), start(prop("Input 5")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 6")), start(prop("Input 6")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 7")), start(prop("Input 7")), "minutes")) / 60)

Add another input property?:

before "/ 60" and after "dateBetween(end(prop("Input 7")), start(prop("Input 7")), "minutes"))" add this syntax:

• , dateBetween(end(prop("Input 8")), start(prop("Input 8")), "minutes"))
• Also ... add another add( function to the first line

Formula with hourly rate:

round(add(add(add(add(add(add(dateBetween(end(prop("Input 1")), start(prop("Input 1")), "minutes"), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 2")), start(prop("Input 2")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 3")), start(prop("Input 3")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 4")), start(prop("Input 4")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 5")), start(prop("Input 5")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 6")), start(prop("Input 6")), "minutes")), dateBetween(end(prop("Input 7")), start(prop("Input 7")), "minutes")) / 60) * prop("Hourly Rate")