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13.4 {numéro}K Vu
(@marce386)
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[#1888]

Hello Babynous

I want to close an activity, but the actual time is less than allocated. How can I close without having to modify the execution rate of 100%? :whistle: :whistle:


 
Posté : 3 Juil PM 20:077
Klaus
(@climb4fun)
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Hi Marce,

check, if you have an open work in the assignments.

Regards,

Klaus


 
Posté : 3 Juil PM 22:077
(@babynus)
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To close an activity, you must have left work = 0.


 
Posté : 4 Juil PM 12:077
(@marce386)
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Hello babynus

If I understand you: to close an activity should be time left (d) = 0, Is saying I should change the time assigned and leave same the time left (d)?.
So how I can verify that an activity was assigned longer time than the time assigned if I should change the time?


 
Posté : 8 Juil PM 19:077
 Dan
(@caccia)
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Hi !

It's only the "left work" you should set to 0 => nothing left to do, but that doesn't change anything to the original assignment (so "assigned work" is not modified).
Best to do this in the "real work allocation" screen : enter the time spent, and review the estimated time left, but no change to the assignment.

Cheers 🙂


 
Posté : 8 Juil PM 20:077
(@marce386)
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hi all

If the time assigned is not equal to real time, the activity can not be closed, because only when time left = 0 the activity is left in place state closed. I need to stay in the state closed to not be displayed in the Gantt. And only in the closed state does. In state done is still seen in the Gantt. For this reason I have to modify the time assigned

Marcela


 
Posté : 12 Juil AM 00:077
Klaus
(@climb4fun)
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Hi Marce,

we go round in circles. Just set left time to 0 and kept all other stuff. Then close activity and you will be happy.

Regards,

Klaus


 
Posté : 12 Juil AM 10:077
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