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5. Use the Session Stop drop-down list to specify how the stop time will be calculated for each session.
If you choose Use session start time, the session will be closed when you commit your changes on
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this form.
To specify a range of time after a session's start time, choose one of the options for hours, day, or
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week. Sessions will be closed when that amount of time has elapsed after the start time. Since this
setting is relative to start time, each session may be closed at a different time.
To specify a range of time that is not included in the list, select the Specify another value option.
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This adds the Session End row to the form, where you can set a time interval.
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To set a specific date and time, choose Specify a fixed end time from the drop-down list. This adds
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the Session End row to the form, with a calendar option.
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6. When your entries on the form are complete, click Make Changes. The stale sessions are closed
according to the criteria you specified.
Closing Specified Open Sessions
You can select open sessions within a time range to close, include the reason for closing them, and specify
when to close them.
1. To close a selection of open sessions, mark the Close Open Sessions radio button on the Manage
Multiple Sessions form. The form expands to include rows for calculating the stop time.
2. In the Close Sessions row, choose Select open sessions by time range from the drop-down list. The
form expands to also include rows for selecting the range of open sessions.
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In the Session End row, enter a number value in the text box, and choose the time interval from
the drop-down list—either seconds, minutes, hours, days, or weeks.
In the Session End row, click the button to open the calendar picker. In the calendar, use the
arrows to select the year and month, click the number s in the Time fields to increment the hours
and minutes, then click a day to select the date.
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