Hi,
First, I foprgot to say, you can always format a text field to look the way
you like... but that may be quite a formula. But it's feasible, in my first
post I forgot about that.
Then about importing actual work from a different source: how do you see
that? With a VBA procedure? That will be absolutely necessary if you want to
manipulate Actual Work since that is not a custom field thus it cannot hold
a formula.
So, if you only want to SHOW the total (and let it have no influence on the
schedule) you can put it in a text field doing the calculatio in VBA or with
a formula
If you want Actual Work to show that figure you need the approprite etting
in Project Server AND
a solid process to not overwrite totals by Server etc.; writing values in
Actual Work can not be done by a formula as said before.
HTH
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