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Calendars in Microsoft Project

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e74222

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Dear,

I used to set in the file/ options / schedule : default start time, default end time , hours per day, hours per week , days per month at the very beginning . Then I set up different calendars for different tasks. However, some calendars may have different start time, end time hours per week with previous file/ option setting. This would come out with duration in decimal places. Please advise.


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Gary Lo
 
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That often occurs if you have a task with fixed hours that might spill over multiple days; I don't think there's an easy way to get rid of that without changing the allocated hours.

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