LevelingDelayFormat Element
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LevelingDelayFormat is the format for expressing the LevelingDelay duration in a task or assignment.
<LevelingDelayFormat>
IntegerValue
</LevelingDelayFormat>
Parent Elements
Element Properties
The LevelingDelayFormat element has an integer value that represents one of the following time units.
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
3 |
m (minutes) |
4 |
em (elapsed minutes) |
5 |
h (hours) |
6 |
eh (elapsed hours) |
7 |
d (days) |
8 |
ed (elapsed days) |
9 |
w (weeks) |
10 |
ew (elapsed weeks) |
11 |
mo (months) |
12 |
emo (elapsed months) |
19 |
% (percent) |
20 |
e% (elapsed percent) |
21 |
Null |
35 |
m? (estimated minutes) |
36 |
em? (estimated elapsed minutes) |
37 |
h? (estimated hours) |
38 |
eh? (estimated elapsed hours) |
39 |
d? (estimated days) |
40 |
ed? (estimated elapsed days) |
41 |
w? (estimated weeks) |
42 |
ew? (estimated elapsed weeks) |
43 |
mo? (estimated months) |
44 |
emo? (estimated elapsed months) |
51 |
%? (estimated percent) |
52 |
e%? (estimated elapsed percent) |
53 |
Null |
Occurrences
Minimum: 0 Maximum: 1 |
Remarks
A LevelingDelay requires the LevelingDelayFormat to be specified. For example, a leveling delay of 3 days in a task is expressed as follows:
<Task>
...
<LevelingDelay>3</LevelingDelay>
<LevelingDelayFormat>7</LevelingDelayFormat>
...
</Task>
See Also
Reference
Concepts
Task Elements and XML Structure
XML Schema for the Tasks Element