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Hello,
I would like to know if there is a way to force a task to be planned a particular day of week (sunday in my case) ?
Saturday and sunday are not working days but for special IT operations we need to work a day off.
Thanks for your replies.
Hi Xlaurent,
Thanks for this question; even if your non-working days include Saturday & Sunday, you can still manually input a task onto a Saturday or Sunday by putting in a task with a 1-day duration manually onto that date.
If your tasks have more than a 1-day duration, you'll need to input multiple 1-day-duration tasks in order to work around the non-working day settings.
Please let me know if you have further questions on this!
Alison
Thanks for your reply.
I found another solution. I have set sunday as a working day and I put in the non working days exceptions all the sundays where we do not work.
Xavier
That's another great solution!
it's just half a solution. there should be the possebility to add addtionals kalendars or exceptions if only one kalendar ist possible.
if someone tells you, that they cant work in a certain periode, you are forced to solve it manualy.
add this to my long wishlist
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