diff --git a/ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt b/ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt
index 770c17d0..deb54073 100644
--- a/ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt
+++ b/ayanova/devdocs/todo.txt
@@ -461,8 +461,7 @@ copy TTC to other grid lists as optional header field
 CASES TODO:
 	Some initial workorder cases to do
 	
-	1908 1: set new durationtocompleted field on wo header upon setting to a closed status, also show it in the main data list
-			
+		
 	3500 1: implemented but needs the docs and seed data to illustrate the feature
 		make a shadow units customer in seeder sample data
 		make units under shadow units customer
@@ -1233,8 +1232,12 @@ BUILD 116
 	making equals or not equals useless for exact comparison.  In addition these types of fields always have a value even if it's zero so they don't work with Has value / no Value either
 	Greater than and less than can be used to match any value desired by using two filters one greater one less and use of the OR or AND option as appropriate
 
-- Workorder* main datatable lists: added "synthetic" Age field from work order header which shows age of work order from creation timestamp to current time (case 1908)	
+- Workorder* main data tables: added "synthetic" Age field from work order header which shows age of work order from creation timestamp to current time (case 1908)	
 	This is not an actual field, it only exists in the datatable lists
 	(by design shows minutes as the lowest resolution value even though the filter can be set for seconds for future other data tables where seconds might be relevant)
-	New feature might be worth "sneak peeking"
+	New feature might be a potential "sneak peek"
+
+- WorkOrder* main data tables: added "Time to completion" time span field (case 1908) which is set upon a work order being saved as a "Completed" status and un set when a work order is set to a non "Completed" status
+	(Serially setting it to another completed status or vice versa does not affect the time to completion, only the first switch between completed and not completed states)
+	Also a new feature might be a potential sneak peek