The Timesheet Form

The Timesheet form displays when you open the Timesheet application. Use this form to enter the information that is required to process your labor charges for individual labor periods. This includes project, phase, task, labor code, and labor category values for each labor charge on your timesheet. It also may include time using special categories with pre-defined project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, and payroll tax locale values.

The timesheet form displays fields and a grid. The fields list the general timesheet data, including period, number of hours, status information, totals, and related comments, while the grid displays specific labor charge and time details.

Note: Required fields are highlighted in yellow and must be completed before you can proceed.

Contents-The Timesheet Form

Field	Description
Period Ending	This field displays the end date of the timesheet labor period. This is the last day for which you can charge time to this timesheet.
Period Status	Each timesheet labor period has a status value. Labor periods are either: Open: The labor period is open for processing. You can open a timesheet, enter and edit data, and submit. Closed: The labor period is closed for processing. You can open and copy a timesheet, but you cannot enter or edit timesheet data, or submit. Closed to Staff: This status is only shown when the labor period status is set to Administrators in Vision and you have group, company, or system level rights set in Vision Employee Info Center. You can open and copy your timesheet, enter and edit data, and submit it if resubmitting is allowed. Closed to Group Admin: This status is only shown when the labor period status is set to System Administrators in Vision and you have company or system administration level rights set in Vision Employee Info Center. You can open and copy your timesheet, enter and edit data, and submit.
Timesheet Status	The status of the timesheet displays on the Timesheet, the Open dialog box, and the Copy dialog box. This status is important because it reflects the current processing stage of the timesheet and determines what access rights are available. Your system administrator can change the status of a timesheet at any time prior to posting the timesheet. Status options are: Missing: No timesheet is created for this time period. You can select the labor period and create a new timesheet for the period. The status value automatically changes to In Progress. Note that Missing displays as <Blank> on the Open dialog box. In Progress: This timesheet is in the process of being completed and has not been submitted. You can enter timesheet data and edit timesheet data. Submitted: The timesheet is submitted for processing, but has not been approved. You can open the timesheet, but you cannot enter or edit timesheet data unless your security access allows you to resubmit timesheets. Approved: The timesheet has been approved and is ready to be posted. You can open the timesheet, but you cannot enter or edit timesheet data unless your Timekeeper Administrator allows you to resubmit timesheets. Posted: The timesheet has been posted. You can open the timesheet, but you cannot enter or edit timesheet data.
Totals	Slide the button to the ON position to turn the timesheet totals rows and columns on. The default for this option is ON. If overtime hours can be assigned, the timesheet Regular, Overtime, Overtime-2, and Total hours display. If overtime hours are not assigned, the Total row and column display.
Project	Use this field to select the project number to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the following settings: Apply Project access to Timesheets: If this option is selected on the Record Access tab of Vision > Configuration > Security > Roles, the list of available projects is filtered by your role's project record level access (set up on the same tab). Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant: If this option is selected on the Company Timesheet tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense, you can only view and select active projects. You can never select dormant records. To select a project record, complete one of the following: Enter all or part of a project number or name. After you tab or press Enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button to use the Project/Phase/Task Lookup. If the Automatically retrieve records when opening lookups option is selected on the General tab of Vision > User Options, the Project/Phase/Task lookup opens with projects displayed in the Project column. Otherwise, you have to use the Search button on the dialog to display a list of projects. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the project list by Name or Number. If the selected project has phases and the selected phase has tasks, you must select a project, phase, and task before you can use the Finish button. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the project column is shown.
Project Name	If the Project column is displayed, this column displays the name of the project and it is not editable. If the Project column is not displayed, use this field to select the project to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the following settings: Apply Project access to Timesheets: If this option is selected on the Record Access tab of Vision > Configuration > Security > Roles, the list of available projects is filtered by your role's project record level access (set up on the same tab). Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant: If this option is selected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, you can only view and select active projects. You can never select dormant records. To select a project record, complete one of the following: Enter all or part of a project number or name. After you tab or press enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button to use the Project/Phase/Task Lookup. If the Automatically retrieve records when opening lookups option is selected on the General tab of Vision > User Options, the Project lookup opens with projects displayed in the Project column. Otherwise, you have to use the search button on the dialog to display a list of projects. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the project list by Name or Number. If the selected project has phases and the selected phase has tasks, you must select a project, phase, and task before you can use the Finish button. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the project name column is shown.
Client Name	The name of the client who is associated with the project displays, but is not editable. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the client name is shown.
Phase	This field is available if the project you selected has associated phases. Use this field to select the phase number to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the project that was selected and the following setting: Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant: If this option is selected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, you can only view and select active phases. You can never select dormant records. To select a phase record: Select the project to which you are charging time. If there are associated phases, Navigator displays them in the Phase column in the Project/ Phase/Task Lookup dialog box. Select the respective phase from the phase column and click Finish. If the selected phase has tasks, you must select a phase and task before you use the Finish button on the lookup dialog. You can modify the individual phase selection, if needed. Enter all or part of a phase number or name in the respective Phase column. After you tab or press enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button in the respective Phase column on the timesheet line to access the Phase/Task Lookup and change your selection. The phases are automatically displayed when the dialog opens. If the selected phase has tasks, you must select a task before you use the Finish button on the lookup dialog. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the phase list by Name or Number. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the phase column is shown.
Phase Name	If the Phase column is displayed, this column displays the name of the phase and it is not editable. If the Phase column is not displayed, use this field to select the phase to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the following setting: Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant: If this option is selected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, you can only view and select active phases. You can never select dormant records. To select a phase record: Select the project to which you are charging time. If there are associated phases, Navigator displays them in the Phase column in the Project/ Phase/Task Lookup dialog box. Select the respective phase from the phase column and click Finish. If the selected phase has tasks, you must select a phase and task before you use the Finish button on the lookup dialog. You can modify the individual phase name selection, if needed. Enter all or part of a phase number or name in the respective Phase column. After you tab or press enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button in the respective Phase Name column on the timesheet line to access the Phase/Task Lookup and change your selection. The phases are automatically displayed when the dialog opens. If the selected phase has tasks, you must select a task before you use the Finish button on the lookup dialog. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the phase list by Name or Number. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the phase column is shown.
Task	This field is available if the phase you selected has associated tasks. Use this field to select the task number to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the project and phase that were selected and the following Vision setting: Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant. If this option is selected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, you can only view and save active tasks. You can never select dormant records. To select a task record: Select the project and phase to which you are charging time. If there are associated tasks, Navigator displays them in the Task column in the Project/Phase/Task Lookup dialog box. Select the respective task from the task column and click Finish. You can modify the individual task selection, if needed. Enter all or part of a task number or name in the respective Task column. After you tab or press enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button in the respective Task Name column on the timesheet line to access the Task Lookup and change your selection. The tasks are automatically displayed when the dialog opens. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the task list by Name or Number. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the task column is shown.
Task Name	If the Task column is displayed, this column displays the name of the task and it is not editable. If the Task column is not displayed, use this field to select the task to which you are charging time. The records that are available to choose from depend on the following setting: Treat inactive projects/plans as dormant: If this option is selected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, you can only view and save active tasks. You can never select dormant records. To select a task record: Select the project and phase to which you are charging time. If there are associated tasks, Navigator displays them in the Task column in the Project/Phase/Task Lookup dialog box. Select the respective task from the task column and click Finish. You can modify the individual task name selection, if needed. Enter all or part of a task number or name in the respective Task column. After you tab or press enter, Navigator uses the Quick Find feature to default the exact match or populate the lookup list with potential matching records. Click the lookup button in the respective Task column on the timesheet line to access the Task Lookup and change your selection. The tasks are automatically displayed when the dialog opens. You can use the Sort drop-down to sort the task list by Name or Number. The settings in the Show Timesheet Left Grid Options group box in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet determine if the task column is shown.
Labor Code	This field displays the Labor Code Number if Number is selected in the Labor Code field on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. To view the Labor Code Name, open the Labor Code lookup. Your system administrator can set up default labor codes for individual Timesheet users. If one is defined for you, it automatically displays in the Labor Code field on your timesheet, and your ability to change it depends on the settings on the Time tab in the Vision > Info Center > Employees. If there is no pre-defined labor code, you can enter one directly in this field, or use the Quick Find or the Labor Code lookup features to select a code from the database. Note: If your system administrator or project manager defines budgeted labor codes for individual projects, your default labor code may not default. In addition, if you select a non-budgeted code, you might receive a warning or error message when you submit your timesheet.
Labor Category	Your system administrator can set up default labor categories for individual Timesheet users. If one is defined for you, it automatically displays in the Labor Category field on your timesheet. This field displays the Labor Category if Name is selected in the Labor Category field on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. If there is no pre-defined labor category, you can enter one directly in this field, or use the Quick Find or the Labor Category lookup features to select a category from the database. If the Automatically retrieve records when opening lookups option is selected on the General tab of Vision > User Options, the Labor Category Lookup opens with labor categories displayed.
Payroll Tax Locale	This field displays the defaulted payroll tax locale's code. You cannot change the locale within Navigator. The Payroll Tax Locale displays if you are using Vision > Payroll and the Allow project's tax locale to be overridden on timesheet options is selected on the General tab of Vision > Payroll > Setup.
Day/Date	Use the Day/Date field to assign the hours you worked that day. The hours you assign in the field default as regular hours. If you worked regular and overtime hours, enter the hours in the separate fields located in the lower left area. The sum of any hours entered in the separate fields displays in the grid's Day/Date field. The Limit timesheet entry to hour increment setting in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet controls what rounding and decimal settings apply to the user's entry. For example, if it is set to tenths and you enter 1.25, the system shows 1.3. If it is set to whole and you enter 1.5, the system shows 2. You can enter whole hours (1.00), partial hours (.50), or a combination of whole and partial hours (1.50) but no more than 24 total hours in one day. If the entry for a Day/Date field includes any overtime hours or has a comment assigned, the field is locked in the grid and all edits must be made using the fields located in the lower left portion of the timesheet.
Regular	Use this field, located in the lower left portion of the timesheet, to enter the number of regular hours worked on the day when you also worked overtime. Click the Day/Date field that corresponds to the day for which you are charging time to the project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, payroll tax locale combination. The Limit timesheet entry to __ hour increment setting in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet controls what rounding and decimal settings apply to the user's entry. For example, if it is set to tenths and you enter 1.25, the system shows 1.3. If it is set to whole and you enter 1.5, the system shows 2. You can enter whole hours (1.00), partial hours (.50), or a combination of whole and partial hours (1.50) but no more than 24 hours in one day.
Overtime	This field displays in the lower left portion of the timesheet if Allow users to enter overtime is selected on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. Click the Day/Date field in the timesheet grid that corresponds to the day for which you are charging overtime to a selected project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, payroll tax locale combination. Click the Overtime field and enter your hours. The Limit timesheet entry to ___ hour increment setting in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet controls what rounding and decimal settings apply to the user's entry. For example, if it is set to tenths and you enter 1.25, the system shows 1.3. If it is set to whole and you enter 1.5, the system shows 2. You can enter whole hours (1.00), partial hours (.50), or a combination of whole and partial hours (1.50). Your company can set a standard overtime rate (Overtime) and a secondary overtime rate (Overtime-2). Contact your supervisor if you also see an Overtime-2 field and do not know which field to enter your overtime hours in.
Overtime-2	This field displays in the lower left portion of the timesheet if Secondary Overtime is selected on the General tab of Vision > Configuration > Accounting > System Settings. Click the Day/Date field that corresponds to the day for which you are charging time to a selected project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, payroll tax locale combination. Click the Overtime-2 field and enter your hours. The Limit timesheet entry to ___ hour increment setting in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet controls what rounding and decimal settings apply to the user's entry. For example, if it is set to tenths and you enter 1.25, the system shows 1.3. If it is set to whole and you enter 1.5, the system shows 2. You can enter whole hours (1.00), partial hours (.50), or a combination of whole and partial hours (1.50). Your company can set a standard overtime rate (Overtime) and a secondary overtime rate (Overtime-2). Contact your supervisor if you see an Overtime-2 field and do not know which field to enter your overtime hours in.
Comments	This field records a comment that applies to the hours charged for the selected day and project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, and payroll tax locale combination. You can enter a comment directly in this field, or select an existing comment from the Comment drop-down list, which includes: Comments previously entered on this timesheet. Comments copied from another timesheet. Global comments entered on the Global Comments tab of Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet.
Status	When you select the hours field in a timesheet line, this field displays the timesheet line item approval status. This status is determined by the principal, project manager, and/or supervisor that reviews and then approves or rejects individual labor charges for the project.

Open a Timesheet

You can use Vision Navigator to open and update your Vision timesheets.

Your access to Navigator Timesheet requires the following:

Access to the Navigator Employee Workspace and Timesheet application as defined on the Navigator tab of Vision > Configuration > Security > Roles.
You are linked to an active Vision employee record.

Your timesheet processing capabilities depend on how your system administrator defines these Vision settings:

Info Center > Employees > Time: The access rights for processing options, including entering data and submitting timesheets, are selected on this tab.
Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet Configuration > Calendar: The timesheet period must be set to Open for a timesheet to be available for processing for most employees.
Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet Configuration > Setup: If the Allow staff users to resubmit timesheets option is selected, all employees can edit and resubmit a submitted timesheet.

To open a timesheet, complete the following steps:

In Navigator, click and select Employee. Navigator first attempts to open a timesheet automatically by performing the following:
- Checks for a timesheet for the current date in an available timesheet period. If there is a timesheet and its status is In Progress or blank (for example, Missing), the timesheet is opened in edit mode.
- If there is a timesheet with a Submitted status and your employee access is Staff or Group without edit rights, you must have the Allow staff users to resubmit timesheets option selected to open a submitted timesheet in edit mode. Otherwise, the timesheet displays in read-only mode.
- If there is a timesheet for the current date and period, but its status is Approved or Posted, the timesheet is not opened and Navigator automatically displays the timesheet for the next period.
- If there are no timesheets available, a message displays and the timesheet does not open.
If Navigator does not open a timesheet automatically, or if you need to open a different timesheet, click and select Open. The Open timesheet dialog box displays.
Select a timesheet and click Finish.

Enter Data in a Timesheet

Prerequisites: Open a timesheet

To enter data on the Timesheet form, complete the following steps:

On the timesheet, click on a row to enter your hours for the respective category or charge that is displayed. When you select a special category row, a focus indicator displays to indicate that the row is active. When you select any other row that you can edit, copy, delete or insert a row below, a displays to indicate that the row is active. If you see indicator on a row other than a special category row, it means you cannot insert a new row below it or edit, copy, or delete it.
To access blank lines and record additional charge information, click and select Insert to insert a blank row beneath the currently selected row.
Use the lookups and quick finds to enter the labor charges.
Enter the associated hours for each labor charge.
Click Save. Navigator confirms that all required fields are complete. If so, the timesheet data is saved and the button displays Saved, but the data is not submitted. You must click Submit after you save to submit the timesheet data for approval. The button displays Submitted after data is submitted.
Alternatively, if you are ready to save and submit, you can click Submit and the timesheet will be saved and then submitted in one step.

Edit a Timesheet

You can edit an existing timesheet's data.

Prerequisite: Open a timesheet.

To edit a timesheet, complete the following steps:

Use the following options to edit the timesheet's data:

Option	Description
Insert	Place the focus on the row above where you want to insert a new row and click Insert.
Copy	Place the focus on the row you want to copy and click Copy to copy it to a new grid row, including the project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, and payroll tax locale. Hours and comments are not copied. The new row displays below the copied row. You cannot copy a special category row.
Delete	Place the focus on the row and click Delete to remove the row from the timesheet. You cannot delete a special category row. Your access may not allow you to delete rows that have been approved.

Click Save. Navigator confirms that all required fields are complete. If so, the timesheet data is saved but is not submitted. You must click Submit after you save to submit the timesheet data for approval.
If the required fields are not complete, an error message displays with the focus placed on the field that is missing a value.

After you edit and save a timesheet, you can submit it.

Submit a Timesheet

After you enter a timesheet's data, you can submit the timesheet for approval and processing.

The method you use to submit your timesheet depends on the settings in Vision, in Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. You may be allowed to submit a timesheet one time or you may be allowed to edit a timesheet that you already submitted, and then resubmit it. Contact your system administrator for more information.

Prerequisite: Open a timesheet.

To submit a timesheet, complete the following steps:

Review the timesheet for accuracy, make changes if necessary, and then click Save.
Click Submit. The button label changes to Submitted. Depending on the processing options selected by your system administrator, one or more of the following may occur:
- If electronic signatures are required in Vision, Navigator displays the Confirm Electronic Signature dialog box. Enter your Password and click OK.
- If Navigator is required to check hours entered against hours expected, you receive a warning or error if a discrepancy is found. If you receive a warning, click Yes to continue the submission or click No to revise and submit. If you receive an error, you must review and revise your timesheet. Contact your system administrator if you receive another error the next time that you submit.
- If the Require comments for Hours option is set to Yes on the Time & Expense tab Vision > Info Center > Project, you must enter comments for labor charges before you can save or submit your timesheet. The same is true if the Require comments for Hours option is set to Company in Vision > Info Center > Project and the Require comments when hours are entered option is selected on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. The setting in Vision > Info Center > Project is set at the lowest WBS level for a project's branch.
  For special category rows, Navigator honors the Require comments when hours are entered option selected on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet.

Require Comments on Timesheet

You can enter comments for your timesheet entries.

If the Require comments when hours are entered option is selected on the Time & Expense tab in Vision Project Info Center, you must enter comments for labor charges before you can save or submit your timesheet. The same is true if the Require comments for Hours option is set to Company in the Project Info Center, and the Require comments when hours are entered option is selected on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet. The setting in the Project Info Center is set at the lowest WBS level for a project's branch.

For each day/date field you assign hours to, you can either enter a comment directly in the field, or select a global comment from the Comment drop-down list. Global comments are entered in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet, and help identify or classify specific time and labor entries. And, when you enter comments, they become available from the comment list as well.

Check Hours Entered Against Expected

If the Check hours entered against expected option in Vision > Info Center > Employees is set to anything other than None, whenever you submit your timesheet, Navigator compares the total regular hours on your timesheet against your expected hours in the labor period. Your expected regular hours are calculated by multiplying the number of working days in the labor period by the expected hours entered in Hours/Day on the Personal tab in Vision > Info Center > Employee.

If the option in the Employee Info Center is set to Global, Navigator applies the setting for the Check hours entered against expected in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet

If a discrepancy is found when hours are checked against hours expected, Navigator displays the respective warning or error message that is selected in Vision. If None is selected for the Check hours entered against expected option in Vision, no error or warning displays in Navigator. If one of the warning or error messages is selected, refer to the following:

Warnings alert users to the discrepancy, but they are allowed to submit the timesheet without changes.
Errors alert users to the discrepancy, and they are prevented from submitting the timesheet if the hours entered are not the amount expected.

Note: This also applies to the Check hours entered against expected option that is entered on the Time tab in Vision > Info Center > Employee. If the employee's setting is Global, it also checks the Check hours option selected on the Setup tab in Vision > Configuration > Time & Expense > Company Timesheet applies. Any other option selected in the Employee Info Center overrides the selection made in Company Timesheet.

Sign a Timesheet

Your system administrator may configure Navigator Timesheet to require an electronic signature when you submit your timesheet.

To sign a timesheet, complete the following steps:

Submit your timesheet. Navigator displays the Confirm Electronic Signature dialog box.
Enter your Navigator password in the Password field and click OK. Or, if you are using Windows Integrated Security, enter your Windows password.

Save a Timesheet

You must save your timesheet after all relevant data is entered.

Prerequisite: Open a timesheet.

To save a timesheet, complete the following steps:

Enter timesheet data.
Click Save. Navigator confirms that all required fields are complete and changes the button label to Saved. If complete, the timesheet data is saved but is not submitted. You must click Submit after you save to submit the timesheet data for approval. The button label changes to Submitted. Alternatively, you can click Submit to save and submit the timesheet. Be certain about your entries before using this shortcut if you are not allowed to edit a submitted timesheet.
If the required fields are not complete, an error message displays with the focus placed on the field that is missing a value.

Alternatively, you can click Submit to save and submit the timesheet. Be certain about your entries before using this shortcut if you are not allowed to edit a submitted timesheet.

Copy an Existing Timesheet

You can copy an existing timesheet to duplicate the timesheet entries, and then edit and save the timesheet to create a new timesheet. When you copy a timesheet, Navigator copies all project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, payroll tax locale combinations from the selected timesheet to the timesheet you currently have open. Navigator does not copy hours or comments from the selected timesheet.

Navigator does not overwrite any existing entries to the timesheet receiving the copied data. If you want to copy a project, phase, task, labor code, labor category, payroll tax locale value from one row on a timesheet to a new row on the same timesheet, place the focus on the row you want to copy, click and select Copy.

To copy a timesheet, complete the following steps:

Open a timesheet.
From the Timesheet toolbar, click and select Copy from Prior Timesheet. The Copy timesheet dialog box displays.
Select a timesheet period and click Finish. The timesheet's rows are added to the open timesheet.

View Timesheet Totals

You can change the timesheet view to display totals for the timesheet hours.

To view timesheet totals, complete the following steps:

Open a timesheet.
Click or slide the Totals button to the ON position to turn the timesheet totals on. If overtime hours can be assigned, the timesheet Regular, Overtime (OVT), Overtime-2 (OVT-2), and Total hours display. If overtime hours are not allowed, the Total column and row display.
Click or slide the Totals button to the OFF position to turn the timesheet totals off.

View Timesheet Line Item Approval Status

You can view the status of each line item on the timesheet.

Prerequisites: Open a timesheet

To view the timesheet line item's approval status, complete the following steps:

Select a timesheet line. Make sure that or display on the row where you want to view approvals.
Click in the grid's Hours field for the timesheet line.
The approval status displays in the Status field at the bottom of the form. Your access determines whether you can edit the approved hours and comment. If Rejected, you can edit the hours and comment and resubmit your timesheet.