Project Duration Decimal Error
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Ms Project Summary Task Duration Incorrect
when entering a whole number in the actual field is entered, but ms project duration not calculating correctly after a work field has been entered? Project > Project Standard and Professional General Questions and Answers Question ms project duration not adding up 0 Sign in to vote Using Microsoft Project Professional 2013. Create a task and enter data of 115h or greater in the work field, thenenter 1h in actualwork. Why does
Ms Project Summary Task Work Incorrect
the actual work change from 1h to 1.02h? However at 114h or less this change does not occur and actual hour remains at 1. Monday, September 15, 2014 9:49 PM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote Okay it does not always work with 115, but sometimes I get 1.02 or .98 in the actuals field
Microsoft Project Duration Days Wrong
when entering "1" in the actuals field. I tried 378 in the work fieldand"0" in the actuals field and when I changed theactuals from "0" to"1" I got1.02. Monday, September 15, 2014 10:05 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote I used MSP 2010 standard. I did exactly what you say you did. First, I inserted the work and actual work columns into the entry table. I left the duration at the default 1 day. I typed 115 into work and 1 into actual work. Do you get what you say you get if you start with a new blank project file, and make just that one task with 1 day duration etc? Tuesday, September 16, 2014 1:12 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote MRod28, I don't have Project 2013 but my guess is you have a setting that is skewing the data or as Trevor hints, your file may be corrupt. But first things first. Do you have SP1 for Project 2013 installed? If not, install it. Second, it
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(by specifying "d" after the https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Project-functions-for-custom-fields-7e525143-380f-4083-8d5a-3ecc6ba44f22 value), hours ("h"), weeks ("w"), and months ("m"). Examples: 1.5h, 3d, 1.25d, 2w, 4.5w, 1m, 3.1m Users of non-English versions of Gantter should specify a value followed by the first letter of ms project the corresponding word in their language. help topics extensions videos help sections add colors to a Task auto level resources autosave calendars estimate project costs export milestones to iCalendar extensions gantt chart import from MS project keyboard settings lags login ms project summary make a copy new from template Open file from Google Drive open from gantter cloud open from google docs open project planning from finish date refresh from server regional settings register resources review critical tasks save project/export to MS project save to gantter cloud save to google docs Save to Google Drive share task constraints task deadlines task dependencies task duration task types and effort driven scheduling tasks test help error update project progress videos community feedback Loading... join us Get Satisfaction - Gantter Join the Gantter Community! Provide feedback, connect with other users and meet our development team. follow us facebook twitter rss Copyright © 2016 | Terms of Service | Property of InQuest Technologies, Inc.
custom fields Applies To: Project Professional 2016, Project 2010, Project 2007, PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer, Project Server 2007, Project Server 2010, Project Server 2013, Project Standard 2007, Project Standard 2010, Project Standard 2013, Project Standard 2016, Project Professional 2013, Less Applies To: Project Professional 2016 , Project 2010 , Project 2007 , PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer , Project Server 2007 , Project Server 2010 , Project Server 2013 , Project Standard 2007 , Project Standard 2010 , Project Standard 2013 , Project Standard 2016 , Project Professional 2013 , More... Which version do I have? More... These functions are used within formulas in order to calculate the values for custom fields. Tip: To enter a formula into a custom field for Project 2007, on the Tools menu, point to Customize, and then click Fields. In the Custom Fields dialog box, click Formula. For Project 2010, click the Project tab, and in the Properties group, click Custom Fields. In the Custom Fields dialog box, click Formula. Overview of Project functions When you use Microsoft Project, you might need to work with values that do not reside directly in fields. Formulas enable you to work with fields to create these new values. The following examples illustrate how you can use formulas with custom fields: When added to a custom number field, the following formula returns a numerical value that indicates the number of days between the current date and the finish date of the tasks in your schedule: DateDiff("d",NOW(),[Finish]) When added to a custom text field, the following formula returns a value of "No baseline," "Overbudget by 20% or more," or "Under budget":
Switch(Len(CStr([Baseline Finish]))<3, "No baseline", ([Cost]+1)/ ([Baseline Cost]+1)>1.2,"Overbudget by 20% or more", ([Cost]+1)/([Baseline Cost]+1)>1, "Overbudget",True,"Under budget")Conversion functions Asc Returns
The CStr function in the above formula works only if the [Baseline Finish] field is defined.