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docs/user-guide/time-and-costs/progress-tracking/README.md

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ keywords: Progress tracking, cost reporting, earned value analysis, earned value
 
 # Progress tracking
 
-You can track the completion of projects in OpenProject by assigning 
-a **Progress (%)** value to individual work packages. 
+You can track the completion of projects in OpenProject by assigning
+a **Progress (%)** value to individual work packages.
 OpenProject will automatically roll-up progress to parent work packages.
 
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@@ -28,12 +28,12 @@ the default value of 0%.
 
 ![Work package progress field](progress-tracking-wp-field.png)
 
-Clicking on the progress bar opens an in-place editor 
+Clicking on the progress bar opens an in-place editor
 that allows you to enter a percentage value between 0 and 100.
 
 ![Work package progress field with editor](progress-tracking-wp-field-editor.png)
 
-Pressing enter saves the value and updates dependent work packages (see below). 
+Pressing enter saves the value and updates dependent work packages (see below).
 Progress is rounded to the next integer.
 
 ![Work package progress field with 50%](progress-tracking-wp-field-50perc.png)
@@ -44,20 +44,20 @@ You can also bulk-modify the **Progress (%)** in the list of work packages.
 
 ## Progress tracking in the work package hierarchy
 
-The progress of **work package with children** is calculated as the 
-weighted average of all direct children, using the field **Estimated time** 
-as the weight. 
-When adding the **Progress(%)** column to a work 
-package hierarchy view, please also add the **Estimated time** 
+The progress of **work package with children** is calculated as the
+weighted average of all direct children, using the field **Estimated time**
+as the weight.
+When adding the **Progress(%)** column to a work
+package hierarchy view, please also add the **Estimated time**
 column as well so that you can track the calculation.
-The screenshot below shows an example hierarchy with aggregated 
+The screenshot below shows an example hierarchy with aggregated
 **Progress (%)**.
 
-Please note the **Estimated time** column to the right. 
-Here, values in parenthesis (for example “(40h)” of Main Task) 
-indicate estimated time from children, while values without 
-parenthesis refer to estimated time directly assigned to a work 
-package. 
+Please note the **Estimated time** column to the right.
+Here, values in parenthesis (for example “(40h)” of Main Task)
+indicate estimated time from children, while values without
+parenthesis refer to estimated time directly assigned to a work
+package.
 
 ![Progress calculation in the WP hierarchy](progress-tracking-hierarchy-progress.png)
 
@@ -68,28 +68,28 @@ Calculation examples:
 
 ## Status-based progress tracking
 
-As an alternative to the manual progress tracking mode above, you can configure 
+As an alternative to the manual progress tracking mode above, you can configure
 your OpenProject system to associate work packages statuses .
-In the Administration, please navigate to Work packages -> Settings and change “Calculate the work package done ratio” to 
+In the Administration, please navigate to Work packages -> Settings and change “Calculate the work package done ratio” to
 “Use the work package status”.
 
 ![Change calculate the work package done ration](image-20221102110738283.png)
 
-In this mode, OpenProject does _not_ allow you to manually modify the 
+In this mode, OpenProject does _not_ allow you to manually modify the
 **Progress (%)** field in the work packages.
-Instead, the **Progress (%)** value will be set automatically based on the the work package 
+Instead, the **Progress (%)** value will be set automatically based on the the work package
 status configuration page.
 
 Within the Administration, navigate to Work package -> Status and select the status you want to edit regarding the progress tracking. Here you can select the desired progress percentage from the drop-down menu in the progress line and add it to the status. Please do not forget to save your changes.
 
 ![Progress calculation in the WP hierarchy](progress-tracking-admin-status-percentage.png)
 
-The screenshot above shows a sample configuration of work package 
-statuses together with suitable “Progress (%)” values. 
-For example, setting the status of a work package to “In progress” 
+The screenshot above shows a sample configuration of work package
+statuses together with suitable “Progress (%)” values.
+For example, setting the status of a work package to “In progress”
 is equivalent to setting **Progress (%)** to 50% manually.
 
-Note: The status and it’s associated progress value from the 
-administration screen also determines the **Progress (%)** of 
-work packages with children. So there is no roll-up of progress 
+Note: The status and it’s associated progress value from the
+administration screen also determines the **Progress (%)** of
+work packages with children. So there is no roll-up of progress
 in the work package table hierarchy in this configuration.