How to add Remaining Work column to timesheet view in PWA 2007

[TiBA]

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[Marc Soester [MVP]]

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say

 

[TiBA]

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[Marc Soester [MVP]]

Hi TIBA,

what I do know is that MS knows of the gaps that the current timesheet has
and I am certain that the next release will close many ( all?) gaps. To when
the next realese comes out, I am not sure. I guess no one knows yet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[boggyboy]

The "Tied Timesheet" code corrects some of the clunkyness with the Timesheet
process (sorry.. no remaining work). You can find it on Codeplex. I've
got 2 customers that like it - installation is a bit tricky.

Hi TIBA,

what I do know is that MS knows of the gaps that the current timesheet has
and I am certain that the next release will close many ( all?) gaps. To when
the next realese comes out, I am not sure. I guess no one knows yet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[Dale Howard [MVP]]

boggyboy --

After installing the latest infrastructure update for Project Server 2007,
the Project Server administrator can now add the Remaining Work field to the
My Timesheet view. Hope this helps.

The "Tied Timesheet" code corrects some of the clunkyness with the
Timesheet
process (sorry.. no remaining work). You can find it on Codeplex. I've
got 2 customers that like it - installation is a bit tricky.

Hi TIBA,

what I do know is that MS knows of the gaps that the current timesheet
has
and I am certain that the next release will close many ( all?) gaps. To
when
the next realese comes out, I am not sure. I guess no one knows yet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include
more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

:

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within
the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here
you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time
you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and
Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view
in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost
Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I
have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[Marc Soester [MVP]]

Yiepee, finally you have remaining work in the timesheet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

boggyboy --

After installing the latest infrastructure update for Project Server 2007,
the Project Server administrator can now add the Remaining Work field to the
My Timesheet view. Hope this helps.

The "Tied Timesheet" code corrects some of the clunkyness with the
Timesheet
process (sorry.. no remaining work). You can find it on Codeplex. I've
got 2 customers that like it - installation is a bit tricky.

Hi TIBA,

what I do know is that MS knows of the gaps that the current timesheet
has
and I am certain that the next release will close many ( all?) gaps. To
when
the next realese comes out, I am not sure. I guess no one knows yet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include
more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

:

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within
the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here
you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time
you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and
Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view
in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost
Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I
have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!

 

[Bjorn]

Do you know where in the data model (reporting database) the remaining work
is stored when entered from the timesheets?

Yiepee, finally you have remaining work in the timesheet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com

boggyboy --

After installing the latest infrastructure update for Project Server 2007,
the Project Server administrator can now add the Remaining Work field to the
My Timesheet view. Hope this helps.

The "Tied Timesheet" code corrects some of the clunkyness with the
Timesheet
process (sorry.. no remaining work). You can find it on Codeplex. I've
got 2 customers that like it - installation is a bit tricky.

:

Hi TIBA,

what I do know is that MS knows of the gaps that the current timesheet
has
and I am certain that the next release will close many ( all?) gaps. To
when
the next realese comes out, I am not sure. I guess no one knows yet
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

Marc,

Thank you for the quick response. Do you know of any plans to include
more
flexibility in the timesheet view in future releases?

Thanks!

-- TiBA

:

Hi TiBA,

Unfortunalty you cant. If you want to update remaining work from the
timesheet, what you will need to do is click on the task name within
the
timehseet. An extra window will open up with the task details, here
you can
update the remaining work.

I know that is not very nice and clunky, but at this point in time
you
cannot add the remaining work column into the timesheet.
Sorry to say
--
Marc Soester [MVP]
National Manager: EPM
http://marcsoester.blogspot.com


:

I am using MS Project Professional 2007, Project Server 2007 and
Project Web
Access (PWA) 2007.

How do I add columns such as Remaining Work to the timesheet view
in PWA
2007? On my Timesheet View, only four columns are available: Cost
Type
[Resource], Health [Task], RBS [Resource], Team Name [Resource]. I
have full
Admin privileges.

Thanks!