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SoConfused
I am in the process of installing and configuring Project Server 2007.
So far, although a lot to learn, things have gone along well given that I
only have 1 real book to help me along.
My question is regarding Administrative tasks. I added a few under Server
Settings -> Admiministrative time and I noticed that despite whether I set
them as 'working' or 'non-working' tasks, if I just enter all 40 hours under
Vacation or Sick Time, when the time sheet is submitted to me for approval,
all the hours are still reported as Billable.
I read that the user has an option under the 'Actions' command to set
whether the time is billable or overtime, etc. but for some reason I cannot
see that show-up under the test users I have set-up for this proof of concept.
What am I missing? How can I set it up so certain built-in administrative
tasks like sick time do not show up as billable hours on the time sheets?
THANKS!
So far, although a lot to learn, things have gone along well given that I
only have 1 real book to help me along.
My question is regarding Administrative tasks. I added a few under Server
Settings -> Admiministrative time and I noticed that despite whether I set
them as 'working' or 'non-working' tasks, if I just enter all 40 hours under
Vacation or Sick Time, when the time sheet is submitted to me for approval,
all the hours are still reported as Billable.
I read that the user has an option under the 'Actions' command to set
whether the time is billable or overtime, etc. but for some reason I cannot
see that show-up under the test users I have set-up for this proof of concept.
What am I missing? How can I set it up so certain built-in administrative
tasks like sick time do not show up as billable hours on the time sheets?
THANKS!