Project Plan 365 reschedules tasks around the new non-working time. A task calendar that is associated with a task overrides the project calendar. An example is a resource that must work on Saturdays, but for which the project calendar does not include working time to cover these instances) for working time and non-working time, such as machinery that runs during nonworking time or an office move that can occur only on a weekend, you can create a task calendar for individual tasks. To define unique or specific exceptions (exception: An instance in which a task or resource calendar differs from the project calendar. By default, tasks are scheduled based on the project calendar. For example, if the task must happen over a weekend but your project calendar specifies weekends as non-working time, you can use a task calendar to call out that weekend as working time for just that task, while leaving the rest of the project using the normal project calendar. Use task calendars to enter special days specific to individual tasks in your project. By default, all tasks use the project calendar as the base calendar. A task calendar represent a base calendar that you can apply to individual tasks to control their scheduling, usually independent of the project calendar or any assigned resources' calendars.
These can be used to define working times for tasks outside the working times in the project calendar. Task calendars are not often used, but they can be very powerful. Calendars are used in Project Plan 365 to schedule your project and to identify working times to determine when resources in your organization are likely available to work on tasks in your project.
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