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Calculating TS_ACT_VALUE in Project Server

I am trying to use C # to create timetable entries in Project Server and have a problem storing the number of hours for a timetable string on a specific day.

If I look at the dataset, there is a property for TS_ACT_VALUE

. If I use 1 hour it shows 60,000. Does anyone know what the calculation is to get this value, or some other way to keep the number of hours worked in the schedule?

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John



In the documentation at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/websvctimesheet.timesheetdataset.actualsrow.ts_act_value.aspx, the TS_ACT_VALUE column is the actual value recorded for that timesheet item.

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I know about the actual definition of the column, but was more interested in how they get the calculation for it. when i look at sample data the column is divisible by 1000



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it's just because the time is reprinted in milisecond ... just multiply your value per hour by 60,000

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