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Old 06-02-2016, 04:38 AM
TommyG TommyG is offline Flexible Working Hours Windows 10 Flexible Working Hours Office 2013
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Hi!

I have a resource that can only work 2 days a week, but they can be any days between Monday and Friday.

Is there a way to express this rule in Project 2013?

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Tom
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Old 06-02-2016, 02:36 PM
JulieS JulieS is offline Flexible Working Hours Windows 7 64bit Flexible Working Hours Office 2013
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Does the resource have to work two full 8 hours days or are you just saying that in a 40 hour time period, the resource can work 16 hours? If the resource can work full days only, then the best work around is to change his/her calendar to only work two specific days. If s/he can work a maximum of 16 hours in a week - you can set his/her max units to 40%. That will spread the 16 hours of work out over the week.
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