Users are overallocated for specific days in a Resource Plan/Resource AllocationIssue You may discover a situation when managing Resource Plans or Resource Allocations of users and see that over-allocations exist when this was not the intention. Below, we will discuss the scenarios where specific allocation types will arise, and how to prevent over-allocation of a Resource/User. Example: You create a Resource Plan with a Request type of Person days and set that value to (9). The Start and End dates of the Resource Plan runs from 2020-01-08 to 2020-01-16. Excluding weekends, this equals (7) Business days. The selected Allocation spread is Front Load. Upon Confirm/Allocation of the Resource Plan, you see that hours are over-allocated and that some days have more hours than others. A result may appear like: DayHours Allocated 1/8 16 1/9 16 1/10 8 1/13 8 1/14 8 1/15 8 1/16 8 Person Days (9)= 72 hours (9*8=72). 8 depends on the FTE system property, which has a default of 8.CauseOther scenarios and why they exist: Hours are over-allocated and only specific hours in beginning days of Resource are over-allocated: FTE was not the Request Type and an Allocation spread of Front Load was usedI usually have 1 Resource Allocation record after confirming and allocating: Allocation type is set to Weekly, or Monthly was selected and more than one month of allocations exists