# Day View

It allows administrators and managers to review attendance, total hours worked, breaks, and job assignments for that specific date, making it easy to track daily time records and ensure accuracy.

1. **Date Range Selector** – Allows users to select the start and end dates for viewing daily records within a specific time period.
2. **Job/Absence Filter** – Lets users filter records by job type or absence category for easier data viewing.
3. **Add Absence** – Opens a form where users or admins can add a PTO (Paid Time Off) entry by selecting a PTO code, date, and number of hours.
4. **Add Entry** – Opens a form to manually add a working entry, including job name, date, time in/out, and notes.
5. **Add PTO Entry Window** – A pop-up form that allows adding or editing a PTO record (vacation, sick leave, etc.) manually.
6. **Add Working Entry Window** – A pop-up form to manually add a work record, useful for fixing missed punches or adding shifts.

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