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Project Server Experts Community Site > Project Server FAQ KnowledgeBase > Actual Work entered into PWA chages unexpectedly after entering administrative time after applying KB950816
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Background
Actual Work entered into My Tasks in PWA changing unexpectedly when entering administrative time into a timesheet after applying KB950816 in a Project Server 2007 SP1.
Resolution
This issue has been verified as a bug caused by using custom administrative time categories. The issue will be fixed in a later hotfix or service pack. A workaround follows:
1. Go to Server Settings > Timesheet settings and defaults > in default timesheet creation mode section select current task assignments. In the timesheet for this period, make note of the administrative time that is currently entered and delete the timesheet.
2. Recreate the timesheet for this period.
3. In the timesheet you now see you current tasks as well as administrative time.
4. Enter your time for the tasks and the administrative time for the week. Save and submit the timesheet
5. Navigate to My tasks.
6. Click Actions > Import Timesheet > select the timesheet and click Import.
7. Once the import is complete the tasks are updated with the proper times and you can submit the time for approval with no issues.
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Microsoft Project Server Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) provide information about Microsoft Project Server 2002, Microsoft Project Server 2003, Microsoft Project Server 2007, and Microsoft Project Server 2010.
Topics include common errors and the Project Server queue, project manager and resource manager approvals, enterprise calendars, enterprise custom fields, enterprise projects and the enterprise resource pool, user access, reports and OLAP analysis, resource work, project costing, task progress reporting and timesheets, Project Web Access (PWA) and Project Professional, check-out check-in and the local cache, saving and publishing, and issues risks deliverables documents and project workspaces.
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