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Latest revision as of 09:51, 11 January 2008
Q:Is there a difference between using m, or d, or h in my time specification?
A:As Planimate® translates times into seconds for calculation purposes there would be no difference provided the correct time duration was selected. Entering: 10m specifies ten minutes, 10d specifies ten days, 10h specifies ten hours. 10w specifies ten x 7-day periods. Watch out for 10M, which specifies ten x 30-day periods.
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