Why are actual hours automatically appearing on a resources timesheet?  They 
go to open their timesheet and there are hours there that they did not log.

Hi Amy,

does the project manager of these tasks update project progress manually? If 
he does (e.g. set %complete in his project plan), 'Work' for each day will 
be copied to 'Actual Work' for a period. These hours will be pre-populated 
in timesheets. If my assumption is correct, tell them to change remaining 
work rather than %complete to update their project progress.

Regards
Barbara

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"Amy U" <AmyU@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
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> Why are actual hours automatically appearing on a resources timesheet? 
> They
> go to open their timesheet and there are hours there that they did not 
> log. 

Barbara,

I checked with the PM and here was her response,

"I do not manage my plans that way.  The only time that I modify % complete 
is if I remove all work and the % does not change.  Below is an example of 
when I might modify the % complete, but again only if work is zero.

Example:  Task never started and determined it was not needed.  Remove 
remaining work using task usage view.  Modify % complete in either the task 
detail or column inserted in view."

Your thoughts?

"Barbara Henhapl" wrote:

> Hi Amy,
> 
> does the project manager of these tasks update project progress manually? If 
> he does (e.g. set %complete in his project plan), 'Work' for each day will 
> be copied to 'Actual Work' for a period. These hours will be pre-populated 
> in timesheets. If my assumption is correct, tell them to change remaining 
> work rather than %complete to update their project progress.
> 
> Regards
> Barbara
> 
> P.s.: This forum will be closed in the near future. For new questions 
> regarding Project Server you should have a look at 
> http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/projectserver2010general 
> (don't get confused by "2010" in the name)
> 
> "Amy U" <AmyU@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
> news:DE24243A-07DA-4C77-8CB5-C1C87ADEA171@microsoft.com...
> > Why are actual hours automatically appearing on a resources timesheet? 
> > They
> > go to open their timesheet and there are hours there that they did not 
> > log. 
>