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Customizing Task Status Values
When making a task entry, you can indicate the status of the task, by checking one or more values in the Status Fields panel of the Task dialog box. (You can also update the Task Status by using the Task Status Fields in the Mass Update screen.)

The values in the Task Status Fields panel are user-defined. As a systems administrator, Office Timesheets allows you to specify upto 15 Task Status values.
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Note: Only systems administrators can define and set up Task Status values. |
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To customize or set up Task Status values:
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Click on Customize Task Status Fields in the Process Management tab.
The Customize Task Status Fields screen will appear.

- Add upto 15 status values in the text boxes.
- Choose whether to lock tasks and entries for any of the status values.
- Click the Save button to save the changes that you have made.
The following table provides more details about the components of the Customize Task Status Fields screen—
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How to use the Item |
Default Value (if any) |
| Status name |
Type a Task Status value in the Status name text box. You can specify upto 15 Task Status values. The values that you specify here will appear in the Status Fields panel of the Task dialog box and the Task Status Fields panel of the Mass Update dialog box. |
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| Lock task and entries |
Check this check box if you want to lock the task time and expense entries when this status is selected from the Status Fields panel in the Task dialog box.
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Note: When an entry is locked, Office Timesheets will not allow you to make any changes to the entry. |
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| The Reset button |
Click the Reset button to undo your changes and restore the values entered in the fields back to what they were when you last saved the page. |
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| The Save button |
Click the Save button to save any changes you make to the page.
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Note: If you move to some other page before clicking the Save button, the changes you have made will be discarded. Therefore, remember to always click the Save button before you move away from the page. |
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Tip: If you do not want to save your changes, move to some other page without clicking the Save button. |
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