Breakdown Table

The Dashboard includes two breakdown tables that present tracked time in a tabular format, grouped by an entity you choose. The two tables — labeled Breakdown #1 and Breakdown #2 — work identically but have independent Group by dropdowns, so you can view two different groupings side by side.


What Each Table Shows

Each table lists every entity in the selected grouping, with one row per entity. The table gives you a precise, sortable view of the same data the distribution chart visualizes as a donut.

Columns

Column Description Alignment
Name The entity name (project, client, team member, or service) with a colored dot indicator. Left
Duration Total tracked time for this entity, formatted as Xh Ym (e.g., "12h 45m"). Right
Duration % This entity's share of the total tracked time as a percentage (e.g., "42.5%"). Right

Sort Order

Rows are sorted by duration in descending order — the entity with the most tracked time appears first.


Choosing a Grouping

Each table has its own Group by dropdown with four options:

Option What Each Row Represents
Projects (default) One row per project
Clients One row per client
Members One row per team member
Services One row per service

Changing the grouping on one table doesn't affect the other. This lets you compare different dimensions at the same time — for example, Breakdown #1 grouped by projects and Breakdown #2 grouped by services.


Totals Row

A totals row is pinned at the bottom of each table. It shows:

The totals row is visually distinct (bold text) so it's easy to distinguish from the data rows.


Color Indicators

Each row has a small colored dot next to the entity name. These colors use the same palette as the distribution chart, so you can cross-reference between the donut chart slices and the table rows at a glance.


Unassigned and Missing Entities

When time entries don't have a value for the selected grouping, placeholder names are used:

Situation Displayed As
Time entry has no service Unassigned
Time entry's project has no client No Client

These entries appear as their own row and count toward the totals.


Empty State

If no time entries match the current filters, the table displays "No data for the selected period" instead of an empty table.


Revision #1
Created 25 March 2026 22:42:38 by Ope
Updated 25 March 2026 22:45:22 by Ope