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oddcarout oddcarout is offline Using Week for project duration, but MSP is adding consecutive days Windows 11 Using Week for project duration, but MSP is adding consecutive days Office 2021
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Default Using Week for project duration, but MSP is adding consecutive days

I am building a project out, and I have weekends as non-project days, and all my office closure and holidays in.

I have been using weeks for task duration, but if I put in 2 weeks, I get 10 consecutive days for dates. It is not skipping the weekend non-work days.

This is true for 4 wks, 6 wks ect.

It also seems to be true if I put in days it does the same thing. 15 days, no weekend breaks.



What am I doing wrong. I thought it that with the task mode to auto, it would auto calculate.

Thank you,
Z
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