You are a project manager who uses Project Standard 2013. You manage a large project and are capturing actual work for the tasks as they are being worked. You do not need to enter the time on the actual day worked; however, you need to capture the total amount of time spent on the task. The fixed work task has a baseline of 20 hours, and the developer's timecard displays the following hours:

Monday = 2 hours Tuesday = 8 hours Wednesday = 4 hours Thursday = 2 hours Friday = 2 hours The developer informs you that the task is now complete. You need to update the actual work and mark the task complete. What should you do?

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You are a project manager who uses Project Standard 2013. You manage a large project and are capturing actual work for the tasks as they are being worked. You do not need to enter the time on the actual day worked; however, you need to capture the total amount of time spent on the task. The fixed work task has a baseline of 20 hours, and the developer's timecard displays the following hours:

Monday = 2 hours Tuesday = 8 hours Wednesday = 4 hours Thursday = 2 hours Friday = 2 hours The developer informs you that the task is now complete. You need to update the actual work and mark the task complete. What should you do?

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C. Open the Task Form and format it to show Work Details.

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A. Open the Task Form and format it to show Work Details.

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B. Open the Task Form and format it to show Schedule Details.

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D. Open the Task Form and format it to show Schedule View.

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