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A resource manager or supervisor can delete personal nonworking time that is assigned to individuals they manage. You might want to do this if the nonworking time is no longer valid.
For example, if you created personal nonworking time called Doctor's Appointment for someone on your team, and they later tell you that the appointment is cancelled.
Any changes you make to nonworking time are reflected in user timesheets, including current timesheets. This also affects task schedules and resource availability. If a task schedule is impacted by the deletion of the nonworking time, the project manager will be notified when they next access the task list.
Note: Personal nonworking time can be assigned to more than one resource but are specific to a user. When you delete nonworking time that is assigned to more than one resource, you are only deleting the nonworking time for the current resource.
Note: Adding or removing nonworking time will affect different task types in different ways. For more information, see About Personal Nonworking Time.
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