It would be useful if I could query logbook entries for the tasks I’m tracking for clients. I can see the totalled time when I look at an individual task, but this information does not show up in the query results. Is there a way to query logbook entry values, or/and use them in table functions (like adding up the times to get the total time spent for a list of tasks)?
If it’s not possible now, is that something that’s planned for the future?
When you are performing a query, Logseq already displays a column called clock-time in the query table. It shows the total minutes spent on each individual task and the sum of all (total time) on top.
I think I begin to see a pattern. I just did a (task done) query (producing 524) results, and it does show the clock-time (and all the other properties I add to each task. I suspect the clock-time only shows up when I reference ‘task’ in the query. I’m going to try that out now.
It usually disappears when you change the visibility of the properties (or table columns). You can re-enable them by editing the file using an external editor.
I’m having the same problem as @akatov and and @Gangula. I want to have the clock-time in my result for each block but for some reason I’m only getting the total and each block is missing it’s specific time segment. Is this a result of a change? I’ve tried adding the query-table and query-properties to the query but the individual times don’t show up and I’ve been trying to put an advance query together to do it without success.