Add a timer so that when it is stopped another timer starts?

[Adrian_McDonagh]

Hi,

I am looking to time the individual parts of each meeting. So I need to have 5 mins at the start for headlines and then move on. I need to time both the time spent on a section for example 5 mins at the start, but also keep track of the 60 mins we have allocated for the meeting overall. Any ideas if this is possible in Coda?

Thanks

Adrian

[Mario]

Hi @Adrian_McDonagh
Is possible to use 2 timers?

[Jean_Pierre_Traets]

Dear @Adrian_McDonagh,

Did you check this post from @Paul_Danyliuk

Simple timer with pause/continue capability (single table design)

A super simple task time tracker / stopwatch that supports pausing the timer. Done in a single table; leverages Coda’s capability to store lists of values in a cell. Can be handy if you want to track net time spent on your tasks. You can further aggregate on these lists of clock-in/clock-out times, e.g. calculate the total time per task from start to finish: [Clock outs].Max() - [Clock ins].Min() or calculate individual intervals: Sequence(1, thisRow.[Clock outs].Count()).FormulaMap( thisR…

[Pch]

Hi there @Adrian_McDonagh !

I don’t have an all-done answer/solution but using the “Timer Drag-n-Drop Template” as an inspiration, I came up with a lead (I don’t have the time to do more right now ) which won’t probably satisfy all your needs but might give you ideas .

Note that if you want a more complete timer (A start/pause/stop timer), the post @Jean_Pierre_Traets shared could be very interesting .

I hope this helps a little