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# Wie kann ich Zeiten in der Korrektur kopieren und einfügen?

In diesem Artikel erfährst du, wie du in der Korrektur ganz einfach bestehende Arbeitszeiten kopierst, um ähnliche Einträge nicht jedes Mal neu anlegen zu müssen.

## So geht's:

1. Um **einen einzelnen Zeiteintrag** (z. B. Arbeitszeit oder Pause) zu kopieren, bewegst du die Maus direkt auf den Eintrag oder um **alle Einträge eines Tages** zu kopieren, bewegst du die Maus an den rechten Rand der Tageszeile.
2. Klicke auf **Kopieren**. Der Eintrag oder die Tageszeile wird in die Zwischenablage übernommen.\
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3. Danach erscheint in den Tageszeilen automatisch rechts der Button **Einfügen**.\
   Wähle den Tag, an dem du den Eintrag einfügen möchtest.\
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