I’m reporting on the Actual Hours our team has spent on their tasks using a Chart Style of #Number. It sums all the Actual Hours recorded on the tasks, and then because the number of hours is large, displays it in Weeks and Days.
I want to know the number in hours.
Is there a way to change the units so it does not roll up?
If the answer is “no” can you confirm how many hours are in an Asana Day and an Asana Week?
Does Asana consider a “Day” to be 24 hours or 8 hours.
What about a week, is that 5 days or 7 days?
And, does Asana round up to day/week when the measure is over half way? For example, say a day is 24 hours, at what point do you display 1 day?
Export to CVS or a Google sheet and work from there. This is a significant limitation in Asana, and it boggles the mind that you cannot force it to show decimal hours. But at least you can set up a live link to a Google Sheet and do what you need to from there, so there is a practical workaround (if you live in the Google world).
I come back to this question, when Asana will plan to show a total of hours instead of weeks or days?
because I think nobody understand this value when you want to manage a project.
Yes I saw it! and it was a good surprise. Thank you to the development team
I have still question or remarks:
In the reports section, when I choose Day is it a working day: 8hours or 24h ?
And in project view list, if I want to make an equation with “estimated time” and a constant “price/hour” I can’t do it because it converts it automatically with day, week etc…
So the solution is to make the equation with the possibility to select unity of the “estimated time” and the unity of the total of the equation, here $ or €.
When do you think that part will be solve/implement?
