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I would make sure that you are marking % Work complete
and not just % complete. You shouldn't get the error if
you do that with it all at 0. If you leave the 20 hours
originally assigned in the work column and then mark it
complete it will force actual work to changed to assigned
work. I don't know of anyway to keep those hours and mark
it complete.
out we didnâ?Tt need to complete the task, so the
resource zeroed out remaining work and updated it. Now
that Iâ?Tve accepted the update, the task has zero work,
zero actual work, zero remaining and zero percent
complete.
scheduled. If I manually set percent complete to 100% I
get a warning that actuals will become out of sync with
protect actuals, and if I sync back to protected actuals,
it sets percent complete back to 0%. Any ideas for a way
to work around this? Iâ?Td rather not enter a token hour
to complete the task as that will reduce the accuracy of
other tasks.
and not just % complete. You shouldn't get the error if
you do that with it all at 0. If you leave the 20 hours
originally assigned in the work column and then mark it
complete it will force actual work to changed to assigned
work. I don't know of anyway to keep those hours and mark
it complete.
created a task and baselined it for 20 hours. It turns
out we didnâ?Tt need to complete the task, so the
resource zeroed out remaining work and updated it. Now
that Iâ?Tve accepted the update, the task has zero work,
zero actual work, zero remaining and zero percent
complete.
would like BCWP to reflect the 20 hours originally
scheduled. If I manually set percent complete to 100% I
get a warning that actuals will become out of sync with
protect actuals, and if I sync back to protected actuals,
it sets percent complete back to 0%. Any ideas for a way
to work around this? Iâ?Td rather not enter a token hour
to complete the task as that will reduce the accuracy of
other tasks.