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The Planned Cost field shows all costs (line item expenses and planned labor costs from the schedule).
Planned Expense Cost only shows planned costs from line item expenses on the Expenses tab.
Planned Labor Cost shows planned costs from the schedule (not the Expenses tab) based on planned hours x labor rate for all roles and / or resources assigned to those tasks.
All three are built-in fields and can be summed up as:
Planned Cost = Planned Expense Cost + Planned Labor Cost
We have many projects with Planned Labor Cost greater than zero but a Planned Expense Cost of zero. I have attached an example from one of our project list views.
[cid:image003.png@01D1B1B8.E545C9F0] Tim Golden T: +1 804.775.1417
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You know, I've been wondering about that too. I called Tech Support one time with a Whoops problem. I've called with reports not rendering correctly problems. They asked me to be placed on a brief hold, fine, when they came back, they said they cannot replicate the problem, and amazingly enough, I couldn't either. That has happened enough times that I wonder if there is a correlation between them placing me on hold and the problem magically disappearing. If I'm cynical, I think they put me on hold, someone changed something and didn't want to admit they discovered an error on their part, and then took me off hold and played dumb. If I'm optimistic, the mere act of getting a qualified WorkFront technical expert to put me on hold fixed the problem. Or maybe that is the cynical view. I don't know. I just know that a lot of problems get solved when I get put on hold. Eric
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