From: Cassandra Lee Cassandra on 14 Apr 2010 19:51 I have encountered the same problem as reported by MahirK. Will appreciate input from a Product Manager at Microsoft Project or a MVP. Presently, when the Actual Work exceeds planned Work, Project marks the task complete and changes Work = Actual Work. In order to leave this task in the incomplete status, my workaround is to extend Work to be more than Actual Work, which is troublesome.
From: JulieS on 14 Apr 2010 20:30 Cassandra, We cannot see the posting from MahirK, so I cannot address those issues as I cannot see the post. Before apply actual data, you should save a baseline. The baseline will store Baseline start, baseline work, baseline finish, baseline cost, and baseline duration. As you start to supply tracking data, you can supply actual work as well as modify remaining work as needed. The baseline work will not be changed and you can compare actual work to baseline work as well as view work variance. 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 On 4/14/2010 7:51 PM, Cassandra Lee wrote: > I have encountered the same problem as reported by MahirK. Will appreciate > input from a Product Manager at Microsoft Project or a MVP. > > Presently, when the Actual Work exceeds planned Work, Project marks the task > complete and changes Work = Actual Work. In order to leave this task in the > incomplete status, my workaround is to extend Work to be more than Actual > Work, which is troublesome. >
From: Lars Hammarberg on 15 Apr 2010 16:49 If the actuals are coming from the project manager while using Project, he or she will probably have an idea of the remaining amount of work and this should therefore not be a problem as he/she must modify the remaing work anyway. If the actuals are coming from the resource assigned to the task, perhaps you should switch over to reporting %complete & work remaining instead of just hours? -- -- /Lars Hammarberg www.camako.se Microsoft Gold Certified Partner "Cassandra Lee" <Cassandra Lee(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:24DB8656-4434-46B4-9BDE-1EA1C67DC539(a)microsoft.com... > I have encountered the same problem as reported by MahirK. Will > appreciate > input from a Product Manager at Microsoft Project or a MVP. > > Presently, when the Actual Work exceeds planned Work, Project marks the > task > complete and changes Work = Actual Work. In order to leave this task in > the > incomplete status, my workaround is to extend Work to be more than Actual > Work, which is troublesome. >
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