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How do i work with the MS-project full days?

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José OtávioMember for 15 years
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Friends,

 

I'm not able to configure MS-Project to work with only whole days. It's putting activities to begin in the middle of the day. I need activities or start one day earlier or later, not in the middle of a day.

 

Do anyone know how to configure that?

 

Thanks

 

José Otávio.

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Jose Perhaps your fist

    Hi Jose

    Perhaps your fist activity finishes at the middle of the day and all the rest follow.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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    José Otávio ·
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    Hi Mike, I found onething

    Hi Mike,

     

    I found onething that was making a half day. When we put in the predecessor 80TI-50% we break a day. The correct way to do not break the activities this is writing 80TI-20 if you have an odd number of duration activity.

    But now i have another strange situation. In the field "total margin of delay" (i don't know if it's the correct form because my programm version is portuguese) it shows 563,89 days, not 564.

     

    There's no activity starting in a half day.

     

    Thanks.

     

    José Otávio

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    Keyel Isorena ·
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    Jose, try checking the

    Jose, try checking the calendars. There could be a day that has non-standard (or nonconsistent) working hours per day (or totally different hour of start and finish hour per day).

    cheers!

     

    Keyel

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    Keyel Isorena ·
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    Jose, try checking the

    Jose, try checking the calendars. There could be a day that has non-standard (or nonconsistent) working hours per day (or totally different hour of start and finish hour per day).

    cheers!

     

    Keyel

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