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docs/system-admin-guide/manage-work-packages/README.md

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 ## Overview
 
-| Popular Topics                      | Description                                                  |
-| ----------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- |
-| [Settings](work-package-settings)   | Configure general work package settings and defaults, such as display options and more. |
-| [Types](work-package-types)         | Create and manage work package types.                        |
-| [Status](work-package-status)       | Create and manage work package status.                       |
-| [Workflows](work-package-workflows) | Create and manage workflows for work packages in OpenProject. |
-| [Custom actions](custom-actions)    | Create custom actions for work packages (Enterprise add-on). |
-| [FAQs](work-packages-faq)           | Frequently asked questions about work packages in OpenProject. |
+| Popular Topics                                      | Description                                                  |
+| --------------------------------------------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------- |
+| [Settings](work-package-settings)                   | Configure general work package settings and defaults, such as display options and more. |
+| [Types](work-package-types)                         | Create and manage work package types.                        |
+| [Status](work-package-status)                       | Create and manage work package status.                       |
+| [Progress tracking](work-package-progress-tracking) | Manage work package progress reporting settings.             |
+| [Workflows](work-package-workflows)                 | Create and manage workflows for work packages in OpenProject. |
+| [Custom actions](custom-actions)                    | Create custom actions for work packages (Enterprise add-on). |
+| [FAQs](work-packages-faq)                           | Frequently asked questions about work packages in OpenProject. |

docs/system-admin-guide/manage-work-packages/work-package-progress-tracking/README.md

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+---
+
+sidebar_navigation:
+  title: Progress tracking
+  priority: 965
+description: Manage Work package progress tracking.
+keywords: work package progress tracking, percentage complete, % complete
+---
+
+# Manage work package progress tracking
+
+To manage the settings for progress tracking in work packages, navigate to  *Administration* → *Work packages → Progress tracking*. 
+
+![Progress tracking settings under OpenProject administration](openproject_system_guide_progress_tracking_settings.png)
+
+## Progress calculation mode
+*Progress calculation mode* lets you select between *work-based* and *status-based* modes.
+
+- **Work-based mode**: *% Complete* is either set manually or is automatically calculated based on *Work* and *Remaining work* values for that work package, both of which are then necessary to have a value for % Complete. Please refer to [progress tracking user guide](../../../user-guide/time-and-costs/progress-tracking/#work-based-progress-reporting) for more details and calculation examples.
+- **Status-based mode**: you will have to define fixed % Complete values for each [work package status](../work-package-status), which will update automatically when team members update the status of their work packages.
+
+ > [!NOTE]
+ > When switching progress calculation mode from one to another, you will see a warning message.
+ >
+ > - Changing progress calculation mode from work-based to status-based will result in all existing *% Complete* values to be lost and replaced with values associated with each status. Existing values for *Remaining work* may also be recalculated to reflect this change. This action is not reversible.
+ >
+ > - Changing progress calculation mode from status-based to work-based will make % Complete a non-editable field whose value is derived from Work and Remaining work. Existing values for % Complete are preserved. If values for Work and Remaining work were not present, they will be required in order to change % Complete.
+
+![Warning message when changing progress calculation mode in OpenProject administration](openproject_system_guide_progress_tracking_settings_warning_message.png)
+
+## Calculation of % Complete hierarchy totals
+
+*Calculation of % Complete hierarchy totals* lets you determine how the values of the *% Complete* will be calculated in work package hierarchies.
+
+- **Weighted by work**: The total *% Complete* will be weighted against the *Work* of each work package in the hierarchy. Work packages with no *Work* values are not included into the calculation.
+
+- **Simple average**: The total *% Complete* is calculated by averaging the *% Complete* values of all work packages, regardless of their *Work* values. *Work* is not factored into the calculation.
+
+## % Complete when status is closed
+
+*% Complete when status is closed* lets you chose what happens to % Complete when you close a work package (even in the work-based mode).
+
+- **No change** - if you select this option, the value of *% Complete* will not change even when a work package is closed.
+- **Automatically set to 100%** - if you select this option, work package will be considered complete when closed.

docs/system-admin-guide/manage-work-packages/work-package-settings/README.md

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 You can adjust the following:
 
 1. **Allow cross-project work package relations**, i.e. that work packages created in one project can have relations to work packages in another project, for example parent-children work packages.
-
 2. **Display subprojects work packages in main projects** by default. This way the work packages of subprojects will always be visible in the main project if a user has the corresponding role in the subproject to see work packages.
-
 3. **Use current date as start date for new work packages**. This way the current date will always be set as a start date if your create new work packages. Also, if you copy projects, the new work packages will get the current date as start date.
-
-4. **Progress calculation** lets you pick between two modes for how the **% Complete** field is calculated for work packages.
-  - **Work-based**: % Complete is automatically calculated based on Work and Remaining work values for that work package, both of which are then necessary to have a value for % Complete.
-
-  - **Status-based**: you will have to define fixed % Complete values for each [work package status](../work-package-status), which will update automatically when team members update the status of their work packages.
-
-    > [!NOTE]
-    > When switching progress calculation mode from one to another, you will see a warning message.
-    >
-    > - Changing progress calculation mode from work-based to status-based will result in all existing *% Complete* values to be lost and replaced with values associated with each status. Existing values for *Remaining work* may also be recalculated to reflect this change. This action is not reversible.
-    >
-    > - Changing progress calculation mode from status-based to work-based will make % Complete a non-editable field whose value is derived from Work and Remaining work. Existing values for % Complete are preserved. If values for Work and Remaining work were not present, they will be required in order to change % Complete.
-
-    ![Warning message when changing progress calculation mode in OpenProject administration](openproject_system_guide_work_package_settings_warning.png)
-
-
-
-5. **Default highlighting mode** (Enterprise add-on) defines which should be the default [attribute highlighting](../../../user-guide/work-packages/work-package-table-configuration/#attribute-highlighting-enterprise-add-on) mode, e.g. to highlight the following criteria in the work package table. This setting is only available for Enterprise on-premises and Enterprise cloud users.
+4. **Default highlighting mode** (Enterprise add-on) defines which should be the default [attribute highlighting](../../../user-guide/work-packages/work-package-table-configuration/#attribute-highlighting-enterprise-add-on) mode, e.g. to highlight the following criteria in the work package table. This setting is only available for Enterprise on-premises and Enterprise cloud users.
 
    ![default highlighting mode](openproject_system_guide_default_highlighting_mode.png)
 
-6. Customize the appearance of the work package lists to **define which work package attributes are displayed in the work package lists by default and in what order**.
+5. Customize the appearance of the work package lists to **define which work package attributes are displayed in the work package lists by default and in what order**.
 
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