Here’s a clear, step-by-step, problem-solving guide:
- Let's start by clicking on the "Project" tab in the ribbon menu at the top of your Microsoft Project window.
- Now, select "Change Working Time" from the dropdown options. This is where we'll configure the calendar to exclude weekends.
- In the "For calendar", choose and select "Standard".
- Click "Work weeks" to customize which days are considered working or non-working.
- Select the day you want to set as non-working in the details section.
- Then, choose the "Set days to nonworking time" option.
- Select the day you want to set as non-working in the details section.
- Click "OK" to save your changes. Microsoft Project will now skip weekends when calculating your project timeline.



