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# Clock Information
### **Overview**
The Clock Information feature allows users to view clock-related information recorded in the system. Users can filter the displayed records by Name and a specific date range using the "From" and "To" fields.
The results are displayed in a table with details such as Code, Employee, Type, and Date, making it easier to review clock information for a selected employee and period.
### **Screen Elements**
| **Screen Element** | **Description** |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | Allows you to specify the employee name to filter the records. |
| From | Specifies the start date for the search. |
| To | Specifies the end date for the search. |
| Code | Displays the code associated with the clock record. |
| Employee | Displays the employee associated with the record. |
| Type | Displays the type of clock record. |
| Date | Displays the date of the clock record. |
| Close | Closes the Clock Information screen. |
### **Working**
1. Enter the required employee name in "Name", if required.
2. Select the start date in "From".
3. Select the end date in "To".
4. The clock information matching the selected criteria is displayed in the table.
5. Review the clock records under "Code", "Employee", "Type", and "Date".
### **Use Case**
* Review clock information for a specific employee.
* View clock records for a selected date range.
* Check the employee associated with a clock record.
* Review the type of clock record recorded for an employee.
* Identify the date associated with a clock record.
### **Notes**
* The "From" and "To" fields can be used to specify the required date range.
* The displayed records include "Code", "Employee", "Type", and "Date".
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