

To stow or unstow the Gantt, double click on the two vertical lines on the right side of the Task view. If a Task is pinned, the Inventory Date lets you know what date ShotGrid would use as the start date without the pin.

The Inventory Date field shows the date a Task can be started based on upstream dependencies. However, Tasks have some entity-specific fields, such as Milestone, Gantt Bar Color, and Inventory Date. The Task List View is similar to any other list view page. There are two parts to a Task page: the Task List View and the Gantt.

You can allow MS Project to perform the desired calculation by adjusting your Task type or 'fixed-ness’ by choosing the desired task and performing the following: Here are some options below:įreeze 15 days and 20 hours total work: either 16% or 17% resource allocation (running tests on MS Project 2010 standard does not handle fractional % allocations – comes up with 17%)įreeze 30% allocation and 15 days: 36 hours workįreeze 30% allocation and 20 hours: 8.33 days duration You will need to 'freeze' some combination of your Duration, Work, % Resource Allocation and allow the other to ‘float’ in the calculation process. 36 hours of work yielded from the 30% allocation.

There is a mismatch in your requirement between the 20 hours of work vs. Considering the basis of your question as your requirement:Ģ0 hours’ work required for a task, over 15 days duration with 30% resource allocation.ģ0% of a single day is 2.4 hours, times 15 days = 36 hours and not 20 hours.
