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acurracy of progress in plans

RTC Progress format

Plans in RtC are showing a super high level of accuracy , 1000's of seconds, with estimate of 40 hours being displayed as 144000000 !

Is there a format setting somewhere that will set this back to display in a more sensible way?

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In the Process Configuration tab, check the
Project Configuration - Configuration Data - Planning - General

Track Progress as: Time Spent or Time Remaining
Is Display estimates in hours checked?

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In the Process Configuration tab, check the
Project Configuration - Configuration Data - Planning - General

Track Progress as: Time Spent or Time Remaining
Is Display estimates in hours checked?



HI Brad thanks, yes I have tried this and this does change the estimate display from hours to days. However the progress is still represented as before, which is still a bit curious.

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 Hi

Sorry for the delayed response.
The problem is your case is that you have set the complexity attribute as Estimates or time spent or some attribute whose type is duration.
Estimates are stored as duration(stored internally as milliseconds), that is the reason why the progress bars are showing the progress in milliseconds.
You can set the complexity to an integer type customer attribute or an Enumeration whose IDs are numbers similar to the Story Points enumeration in scrum template.

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