How to Change Working Days in Microsoft Project

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Here’s the clear, problem-solving guide for how to change working days in Microsoft Project:

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1. Let's change your project's working days by first clicking on the 'Project' tab in the ribbon menu.
2. Now, look for and select 'Change Working Time' from the dropdown menu. This is where we control working days and exceptions.
3. In the 'Change Working Time' dialog box that appears, you can either modify the current calendar or create a new one with your desired working days.
4. If creating a new calendar, give it a descriptive name that reflects your working schedule and click 'OK'.
5. Now, navigate to the 'Work Weeks' tab where you can customize which days are working days and which are non-working.
6. Select the day you want to change, then choose 'Set day(s) to these specific working times' to mark it as a working day.
7. For each newly designated working day, enter the working hours you want to apply.
8. Click 'OK' to save your changes. Your project schedule will now recalculate based on your newly defined working days.