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Timesheets generation beyond two periods

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Level 4

6/21/19

Currently, timesheets are created for the current period and the next period. Can we have the option to create timesheets up to five periods. For example, we use weekly timesheet option. The system generates timesheets for current week and next week. This is fine most of the time, but sometimes people go on vacation for 4 or 5 weeks straight. It would be great if they would have the ability to enter the timesheets for the 4 or 5 weeks before they go on vacation.

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Level 1

6/2/25

Timesheets did not autogenerate for us -- likely stopped last week as the last time would have generated two weeks ahead. Did Adobe make this manual now (crazy!) or is there an issue. Opened a ticket ask I couldn't find anything indicating new issues but I'm also not finding the direction on timesheet auto generation setup for me to troubleshoot independently.

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Level 3

6/2/25

@TamBou we are having the same issue.

Timesheets did not populate for this week or future weeks.

I also have a ticket in since this morning and no update.

 

@Ramanan_L @CelesteDi you can update pre-populate timesheets in settings.

Timesheets & Hours: Preferences.

Gives you the update up to 4 weeks.

 

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Level 4

6/2/25

@ElliotLeson My post was about the number of blank timesheets generated at a time (currently, two weeks - current week and next week).......not about the tasks' pre-population date range on a timesheet.

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Level 3

6/2/25

@Ramanan_L exactly why I provided the info to you and where you can go to update this. I never mentioned the word tasks.

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Additionally, you can go into timesheets and set a date range.

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Level 4

6/2/25

@ElliotLeson I was referring to your first screenshot before about work/task date range, but I wasn't aware of the second screenshot. This is helpful. I can at least create future timesheets for certain users whenever they are required. Thanks for the tip!