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Thu 13 Sep 2007, 15:10Delegate Stephen said...
Stephen has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Fixed Work - Effort Driven and Non Effort driven
1. The system I have does not allow tick to be removed from effort driven box when choosing FIXED WORK, can you advise?
Thu 13 Sep 2007, 16:25Trainer David said...
RE: Fixed Work - Effort Driven and Non Effort driven
by default fixed work is always effort driven, and cannot be changed
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MS Project tip:Compare Work and DurationDuration is the timescale within which a task is done; Work is the specific time element used. For example, 3 days work in a duration of 2 weeks. To compare, add the Work field into the Entry table by right clicking a column heading to Add Field. |
