For our nonprofit there is a work section I am creating that is absolutely essential that has timelines that allow both widget and assigment to be in hours - since it is a single-day event management schedule, and putting the activities within the day makes no benefit whatsoever.
Is there any other method in the meantime like a plugin or integration that can do this but still show within monday.com?
We have several needs for hours/minutes included in Timeline. Iâm seeing so many requests in community boards but no solution. Monday.com is/will/when this be available? Thank you
Hello,
I was reading about posts talking about fixing or adding the hours item inside the timeline, but I havenât seen any concrete answer yet.
Has anyone found a solution for this?
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I need timeline with including hours (time of day) as well. I would use that to check if same person has worked on two tasks at the same time, which is physical not possible, so i would make him aware, that he should log out before he starts a new task.
Let me add another voice to the call for hourly timelines! The timeline-function with just days is useless in out work. I like Monday for our project management, but for planning our meetings and lectures (thatâs what we do) it is useless.
Adding my voice to the throng! @amber Any updates on this feature? I want to use Monday for an event agenda, ideally, weâd have down to the minute functionality
I want to sync items and subitems (which are events weâve booked) to google calendar, and it is so hard to do that if you only want to sync specfic items based on status. I had to use a work around where when an event is booked, assign someone to a column, so i had to make a new random account and do that, then i was able to use the automation when someone is assigned then sync to google, but the problem is if that event is cancelled, and you change the status, or remove the person or even archive the item, the event still remains on google calendar,
so i was thinking well what about a timeline sync, but that doesnât even have times, so on google calendar which our speakers would use to know go to their event wonât even know what time itâs atâŠ
Including hours in timeline selection allows for more precise scheduling and tracking, especially for tasks or events that require hourly planning rather than just daily or weekly overviews. It helps users see detailed time blocks, manage deadlines, and coordinate activities efficiently, making project management or personal planning more accurate and actionable.
hi @Glenda! This has been a long-standing limitation of the Timeline column - it handles days well but breaks down completely when you need true start/end times within the same day. For use cases like interviews, field work, on-site visits, or anything where staff safety and scheduling order matter, the current timeline granularity just isnât enough.
If you need a practical workaround right now, Time in Status for monday.com can help you track the actual time spent on each task or visit, including start/end times and duration. It doesnât replace a proper hour-level timeline column, but it does give you reliable time-based reporting and per-item time ranges that monday doesnât natively provide.