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Bucky Goldstein
When I print the report the to do list it shows tasks scheduled for non
working days.
working days.
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when I print the to do list it shows work on non working days
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JulieS
Hi Bucky,
Are you sure the resource's have those days as nonworking in their
calendar? Display the resource sheet and double click on the
resource's name. Click the working time tab and double check their
working time schedule. If you've created a custom calendar for the
project you may also wish to double check that the project calendar
is set as the resource's base calendar. Check the Base Calendar
field in the resource sheet view.
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
Julie
Project MVP
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Are you sure the resource's have those days as nonworking in their
calendar? Display the resource sheet and double click on the
resource's name. Click the working time tab and double check their
working time schedule. If you've created a custom calendar for the
project you may also wish to double check that the project calendar
is set as the resource's base calendar. Check the Base Calendar
field in the resource sheet view.
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
Julie
Project MVP
Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional
information about Microsoft Project
in message
news:[email protected]...
B
Bucky Goldstein
JulieS said:Hi Bucky,
Are you sure the resource's have those days as nonworking in their
calendar? Display the resource sheet and double click on the
resource's name. Click the working time tab and double check their
working time schedule. If you've created a custom calendar for the
project you may also wish to double check that the project calendar
is set as the resource's base calendar. Check the Base Calendar
field in the resource sheet view.
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
Julie
Project MVP
Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional
information about Microsoft Project
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B
Bucky Goldstein
The resource calendar is set for the non working days which would be July
3,4,5,6 but it has tasks listed on that day.
3,4,5,6 but it has tasks listed on that day.
J
JulieS
Hi Bucky,
The To-Do List will show task start and finish. Are you saying that
tasks span over July 3 - 6 (for example start on July 1 and end July
7) or do you have tasks that start on the nonworking days? If the
tasks span the nonworking days, that is expected but there should be
no work scheduled for the nonworking days. Take a look at the Task
Usage or Resource Usage views -- is there actually work scheduled
for those days -- check the timescaled portion (right side) of the
view.
Do you have task calendars assigned to tasks with "scheduling
ignores resource calendars" selected? Are there other resources
assigned to those tasks which do not have nonworking time in their
calendars?
Julie
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The To-Do List will show task start and finish. Are you saying that
tasks span over July 3 - 6 (for example start on July 1 and end July
7) or do you have tasks that start on the nonworking days? If the
tasks span the nonworking days, that is expected but there should be
no work scheduled for the nonworking days. Take a look at the Task
Usage or Resource Usage views -- is there actually work scheduled
for those days -- check the timescaled portion (right side) of the
view.
Do you have task calendars assigned to tasks with "scheduling
ignores resource calendars" selected? Are there other resources
assigned to those tasks which do not have nonworking time in their
calendars?
Julie
in message