Users can change their default time unit for entries, Users can set how many working days they have in a week in their account preferences, Users can set their default number of working hours per day in their profile settings, and Users can change the duration display format used by Time Tracking are correct.

Users can change their default time unit for entries is correct because the Time Tracking feature lets individuals choose their preferred unit for logging so entries match how they work and reporting stays consistent.

Users can set how many working days they have in a week in their account preferences is correct because account preferences include workweek configuration so weekly totals and capacity calculations reflect each user s actual availability.

Users can set their default number of working hours per day in their profile settings is correct because that profile value is used to convert between days and hours and to compute daily capacity for planning and reporting.

Users can change the duration display format used by Time Tracking is correct because the system supports different duration formats so users can view time in the style they prefer without changing the recorded values.

Users can hide or disable the Time Tracking feature entirely for a cloud project is incorrect because the product does not provide a global hide or disable switch for Time Tracking at the cloud project level and access is controlled through permissions and configuration instead.

Users need the Plan Tasks permission to record time on tasks is incorrect because recording time is controlled by logging or time tracking permissions rather than the planning permission, so plan rights are not a prerequisite for entering hours.

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