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You are a project manager who uses Project Professional 2013. You manage a software development project and have baselined the project. Your Project Management Office (PMO) requires you to capture…
The correct answer is A. Choose Resource Usage view, add an Actual Work row, and enter total weekly hours per. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You are a project manager who uses Project Professional 2013. You manage a software development project and have baselined the project. Your Project Management Office (PMO) requires you to capture the actual hours per resource for each task in your project schedule. You use these weekly actual hours to generate a weekly report for your project sponsor. Your resources report their actual hours each Friday. You need to enter the hours in your Project Schedule on a weekly basis. What should you do?
Options
- AChoose Resource Usage view, add an Actual Work row, and enter total weekly hours per
- BDisplay the Team Planner view, add an Actual Work column, and enter total weekly hours for
- CChoose Gantt Chart view, add a Work column, and enter total weekly hours for each task.
- DChoose Resource Form view, right-click to view Work Details, and enter total weekly hours for
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- C4% (2)
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