Re: please help - confused now! by Guidho
Guidho
Sun Oct 29 04:05:28 CST 2006
That's exactly what is causing your problem.
Your calendar settings do not match your hours per day/week.
Your working hours are from 0830 to 1200 => 3.5 working hours
Then from 1230 to 1700 => 4.5 working hours
This adds up to 8 hours working time per day, and not the 7.5 you
specified in tools -> options.
If you fix this, your schedule should be ok.
Hope this helps,
Guidho
greenbean wrote:
> I've set a default day to 7.5 hours and week to 37.5 for all activity....
>
> work starts at 0830 to 1200 then 1230 to 1700hrs as default
>
> chris
>
>
> "Gérard Ducouret" <gerard.ducouret@NOSPAM.wanadoo.fr> wrote in message
> news:%23vIhvtt%23GHA.2180@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> Chris,
>> At what time task1 finished?
>> What are the setttings in Tools / Options / Calendar : hours/day...Start
>> by
>> default...
>> What are the time slots in you calendar?
>>
>> Gérard Ducouret
>>
>> "greenbean" <nospam@clara.co.uk> a écrit dans le message de
>> news:1162070880.66204.0@despina.uk.clara.net...
>>> MS Project 2003
>>>
>>> I am rebuilding a plan and would like the following but cannot get
>>> project
>>> to do it!
>>>
>>> e.g. a simple set of tasks that are linked to occur one after each other
>>>
>>> task1 then task2 then task3
>>>
>>> if each is two days long
>>>
>>> task1 starts mon finishes tues 2d
>>> task2 starts wed finishes thu 2d
>>> task3 starts fri finishes sat 2d
>>>
>>> How do I get project to display the data this way - what its doing is:
>>>
>>> task1 starts mon finishes tues 2d
>>> task2 starts tues finishes thu 2d
>>> task3 starts thu finishes sat 2d
>>>
>>> Although they are the same in terms of schedule I want it to read as the
>>> first list. I have set my project up as fixed duration and NOT effort
>>> driven...
>>>
>>> Help appreciated greatly
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
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