Hi, TS. The "Time Required" fields were, in my opinion, created to hold 
hours not money. 65,536 hours is a very large project, according to my 
calculations it could hold all of the tasks for a project of eight people 
working 40 hours a week 50 weeks a year for about four years.

You should probably send an email to MLO support asking them to expand the 
field, possibly changing it from integer to floating point to accommodate 
cents or whatever. I think that would be a useful suggestion. However, it 
takes a while for feature updates to make it through the 
development/test/beta cycle, so you should look for a workaround to use in 
the interim. For example, if most of the costs are manpower, you could 
track the hours and convert to money later. Or, you could set a new 
convention that a "1" in the time required field means 10 currency units, 
such as £10 or $10 €10?

-Dwight




On Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at 7:24:21 AM UTC-5, TS OGrady wrote:
>
> I have been using the 'Time Required Max and Min' as a way to tally up 
> costs for projects.  When I look at the total project it will sum Time 
> Required for this project.  That all works fine until it goes over the 
> magic number of 65,536 hours and then it starts over at 0.  This would be 
> fine if I knew how many times it had gone past 0.  If they simply added a 
> field with a numeric value that could be summed to its parent I wouldn't 
> have to do this workaround.  Have other people found a way to sum across 
> Projects subtasks, or something similar?
>
> And of course, I love MLO.
> TS
>

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