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While, in theory, the team members should have zeroed out the Effort remaining when they provided their last task update. Just in case there is more work or a few residual hours, we should check for tasks with Effort remaining and zero them out appropriately.
Important: Depending on the execution tool that is linked to your project, refer to any of these external resources to update your project schedule:
- If your project is linked to a Project for the web schedule, click here to learn how to build and maintain the schedule.
- If your project is linked to a Project Online schedule, click here to learn how to build and maintain the schedule.
- If your project is linked to a Jira scheduler, click here to learn how to build and maintain the schedule.
- If your project is linked to an Azure DevOps plan, click here to learn how to build and maintain the plans.
To close out remaining work:
- Review all tasks and milestones in the project schedule that have remaining work (% complete not 100%) to validate that the work is complete, and the project can be closed.
- Mark tasks and milestones as complete by clicking in the circle, in any view: Grid, Board, or Timeline.
Download Job Aid: Closing a project