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hi and welcome to this markup rxp video where well be discussing how the cutoff time works when doing daily stitch counts this is for version 0.6 and above so weve loaded our standard chart and ive marked up some stitches on our chart and theyve been marked up over various days and we can see what stitches have been marked up if we go to our info tab and then we can click from our info tab onto the history tab here and the history tab is showing us that weve stitched on the fourth the fifth and the sixth of january 2022 but if we look at say the 4th we can see that we stitched early in the morning and we can look at the charts here telling us that between 12 a.m and 1 a.m we did two stitches and that was six minutes and we did a further stitch between 1 a.m and 2 a.m and that was uh one stitch was done and that took two minutes on the fourth we stitch between one and two and two and three again early in the morning and on the sixth which is the current day this video was shot we