On each WBS task, you can define the applicable calculation settings. You can do so on the creation of the WBS task or on an existing WBS task.
| 1. | Click Advanced project management. | 
| 2. | Click Project quotation. | 
| 3. | In the list, find and select the desired record. | 
| 4. | In the list, click the link in the selected row. | 
| 5. | Click Advanced WBS. | 
| 6. | Click Edit. | 
| 7. | In the list, find and select the desired record. | 
| 8. | Click New task. | 
| 9. | In the Task name field, type a value. | 
| 10. | In the Category field, enter or select a value. | 
| 11. | In the Effort in hours field, enter a number. | 
| 12. | In the Cost code field, enter or select a value. | 
| 13. | In the Role ID field, enter or select a value. | 
| 14. | Define the calculation group for the task. The variables and scheduled unit, as defined for the calculation group, are copied to the task. | 
|   | In the Group field, enter or select a value. | 
| 15. | Model ID is used to capture a standard set of formulas. It defines which model of the calculation group is used for the task. The formulas, as defined for the model are copied to the task. | 
|   | In the Model ID field, enter or select a value. | 
| 16. | In the Schedule unit field, enter or select a value. | 
| 17. | Forecast quantity, expressed in the scheduled unit defines the scope of the task and is also used for invoicing, progress billing, or subcontracting. | 
|   | In the Forecast quantity field, enter a number. | 
| 18. | Click OK. | 
|   | Note: You can also fill in the calculation fields on the WBS line once it is created. | 
| Related to | Notes | 
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| Use calculations in work breakdown structure |   |