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Understand actual work actual work billable and overtime work billable in Project Server timesheet



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Background Information

What is the difference between Actual Work and Actual Work Billable and how does it relate to Actual Overtime Billable and Overtime Work?

Resolution

Actual Work = Actual Work Billable + Actual Work Non-Billable.  Users must enter Billable and Non-Billable Actual Work on the My Timesheet page. If your Project Server administrator enables these options, users can click the Actions menu button and set up their Timesheet to show Non-Billable task work, Ovetime task work, and Non-Billable Overtime task work.  When a user enters Actual Work on a project task in the My Timesheet page, the system assumes the work is billable. If a user enters Overtime work, the system assumes it is Overtime Billable.  If not, the user must enter the hours as Non-Billable Overtime work.

 

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