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Wrong "Total Hours Available"

Hello,

One of my team members has a wrong number presented (7, when in fact should be ~670) in the "total hours available", when looking at a version plan, viewed as "breakdown load".

We have checked that the work days are correctly configured and we cannot seem to understand why this is happening.

Rest of the team members has the correct "total hours available" and this is the first time we experience such problem (though we used RTC for previous releases too).

Can you offer some guidance here? What to look for? What may cause this problem?

Thanks in advance.

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Hi, Ehud.

Can you provide some more details, please? Which version of RTC? Which client (Eclipse or web)? Which process template are you using and which plan type and view does the problem appear on?

Is this person perhaps a member of many teams? Did you check his/her Work Allocations? Is he/she a member of many teams and perhaps the percentage available to the current project is very low? 

 Thank you Millard. Kevins solution worked for me.


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 On this particular user, are all the work assignments unbounded ?  (no date relating to any assignment)
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Hi Kevin,

Thanks for answering.

I am not sure I understand the terms. "work assignments unbounded"? I interpret this as "work items dont have 'due date'" - is that what you mean? If so, than no, due dates are unassigned...


If this is not what you meant, please explain using the RTC terminology ... 

On the user's profile Work Allocation should all say (No Date Restriction) under the column Allocation Dates.   Sorry, I did not have access to my RTC when the above was written.

Kevin,


It worked! Thank you!

For anyone looking for it - the "work allocation" are only presented on web-client.

You're welcome !

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Question asked: Jan 06 '13, 7:02 a.m.

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