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start and end date in Work Order

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Hello experts,

I see three different types of start and end date in work order.

It seems that expected start date is a mandatory but the other dates are optional.

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Does anyone know what are the purpose/impact of entering these dates? 

I think these dates can be used for reference purpose (e.g. analyzing work order performance based on expected dates and actual dates).

I would like to know any values (e.g. pros and cons) of maintaining these dates in work orders.

Thank you.

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    Nxhalshaikh Profile Picture
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    RE: start and end date in Work Order

    Hi Micheal,

    It is in the name itself

    Expected - This date is the expected start and end date of the WO

    Scheduled - This is the scheduled start and end date of the WO

    Actual - This is the date when the WO was actually started and ended

    Thanks and Regards,

    Nehal Shaikh

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