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It takes 6 hrs to finish a task. The start date is 1/5 and the end date is 1/5. However, the actual end date is 1/10. I am using MS Project 2013 to keep track of this. When I changed the actual finish date to 1/10, it automatically updated Work to 45 hrs. The estimate Work is only 6 hrs, even though it spans several days. How do I fix this to show that the start date is 1/5, end date is 1/10, and Work/Actual Work is 6 hrs? Thanks
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It takes 6 hrs to finish a task. The start date is 1/5 and the end date is 1/5. However, the actual end date is 1/10. I am using MS Project 2013 to keep track of this. When I changed the actual finish date to 1/10, it automatically updated Work to 45 hrs. The estimate Work is only 6 hrs, even though it spans several days. How do I fix this to show that the start date is 1/5, end date is 1/10, and Work/Actual Work is 6 hrs? Thanks

MS Project 2013 - actual finish date

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