Dear All,
I have come across a very absurd problem. We make use of Time watch software to track the attendance of the employees. I have noticed that there is an error in the timings of the person who runs it and furnishes the data. For example, have a look at the attached sheet. The first data was taken when the software was run on 27 Jan and the second was when on 2 Feb.
Obviously, times are changed but when I tried to run the software yesterday, it showed me the timings which were as on 2 Feb. Now my point is how is it possible? Either the true times were those of 2 Feb only, then why on 27 Jan it showed wrong? And which out of them is right? Please suggest, can such modifications be done?
From India, Chandigarh
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22I have come across a very absurd problem. We make use of Time watch software to track the attendance of the employees. I have noticed that there is an error in the timings of the person who runs it and furnishes the data. For example, have a look at the attached sheet. The first data was taken when the software was run on 27 Jan and the second was when on 2 Feb.
Obviously, times are changed but when I tried to run the software yesterday, it showed me the timings which were as on 2 Feb. Now my point is how is it possible? Either the true times were those of 2 Feb only, then why on 27 Jan it showed wrong? And which out of them is right? Please suggest, can such modifications be done?
From India, Chandigarh
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but it happens for one employee only and that too for the one who runs it :-? it shows right time once n then again on running its wrong
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From India, Chandigarh
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