haixiang
Tue Mar 08 19:15:03 CST 2005
I have made a test.
even without assign resources, MSP schedules correct.
I set work time 9am-12 pm/1pm -5pm, 7 hours a day, the gantt bar start 9am,
end 5pm.
but the shaded nonworking hours in timescale does not show correctly. It
still show 8am-12pm/1pm-5pm as working hour.
Anyway the calculation and the bar is correct.
"Steve House [MVP]" wrote:
> That does not change the default hours in the working time calendar at all.
> I know it seems like it says it does but in fact it does not do anything
> remotely like that. Surprisingly, nothing on the "Options" page changes
> anything in any calendar at all - what it really does is set *task* default
> start times and some conversion factors for duration units!
>
> There is no way to change the defaults from 0800-1200 and 1300-1700 to
> anything else, those hours are hard coded. You can set your work hours to
> anything you wish and you can make any calendar you wish the standard
> calendar for new projects but anything besides 0800-1200 and 1300-1700 M-F
> are going to be be "non-default" working hours.
>
> You would be well served by studying up on the discussion at the link in
> Mike's messages.
>
> --
> Steve House [MVP]
> MS Project Trainer & Consultant
> Visit
http://www.mvps.org/project/faqs.htm for the FAQs
>
> "Haixiang" <haixiang.zhang@mw-zander.com> wrote in message
> news:2D65722D-6D5A-425C-AFB0-0EB3DE8108DB@microsoft.com...
> > MSP does have the function you want
> > Tools>Change working time, then click "Option..."
> > or
> > Tools>Options, then click "Calendar" tab
> >
> > after you have made you change, click "set as default"
> >
> > "Richard" wrote:
> >
> >> It is confusing to have default working hours that have no meaning for my
> >> workplace.
> >> To have everyday set to "non-default working" just to alter the start
> >> time
> >> to 9:00am is too messy and confusing.
> >> Please let us change what is considered to be the "Default" working day.
> >> ie
> >> add a "Change Default" button to Tools | Change Working Time....
> >> --
> >> Richard
> >> Melbourne Australia
>
>