I have been using project for almost 10 years and this is a first. My schedule is baselined. I had two LOE tasks set for a 4 month duration, resources were in place and cost was calculated based on the applicable rates, task type is fixed duration. When I set the final % complete to 100 all the dollars in the cost column disappeared, but the baseline cost remained. I have never had this happen. Did I not set something properly?
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100% complete has removed $ from Cost column
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JulieInMaine
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What release of Project, please? What service pack(s) applied to Project? Is there a value in the Actual Cost field? Any possibility that you are viewing the Remaining Cost field? When a task is complete the remaining cost value should be zero, but the Cost and Actual Cost field should have data.
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JulieInMaine
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Great. Glad you were able to sort it out and thanks for posting the resolution.
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