User Instructions for Recording: Non-Billable Resource Allocation from GDB

This guide walks you through the steps to create a non-billable resource allocation.


Step 1: Open the Resource Allocation Page

  1. Navigate to the Create Resource Allocation page. This can be done by right clicking in the body of the GDB or from the Resource View.
  2. Make sure the page opens fully before proceeding.

Step 2: Set the Starting Date

  1. Locate the Starting Date field.
  2. Enter the date you want the resource allocation to begin.

Step 3: Set the Starting Time

  1. Locate the Starting Time field.
  2. Click into the field and enter the desired start time (e.g., 0800 for 8:00 AM).

Step 4: Define the Duration

  1. Locate the Duration (Hours) field.
  2. Click into the field and specify the number of hours for the resource allocation (e.g., 8).

Step 5: Confirm the Finishing Date

  1. Locate the Finishing Date field.
  2. Click into the field if required and verify or update the calculated finishing date.

Step 6: Select an Activity Code

  1. Locate the Activity Code field.
  2. Click into the field to open a list of available activity codes.
  3. From the list, select the appropriate activity by clicking on it.
  4. Confirm your choice to return to the Create Resource Allocation page.

Step 7: Set Recurrence Pattern (Optional)

  1. Locate the Recurrence Pattern field.
  2. If recurring, click into the field and select the recurrence pattern type (e.g., 1 for weekly recurrence).
  3. Repeat the process to define detailed recurrence settings or switch values based on specific needs.

Step 8: Specify Recurrence End Date

  1. Locate the Recurrence Ends on Date field.
  2. Enter the final date for when the recurrence should stop (e.g., 7/17/2025).

Step 9: Confirm and Save

  1. Review the information on the Create Resource Allocation page to ensure accuracy.
  2. Click OK to save your resource allocation and close the page.

You have successfully created a non-billable resource allocation! Repeat these steps as needed for additional allocations.


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