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Normally, you should be an administrator to do this.
By default, all administrators, translators, and consultants on a project can mark project progress. However, to ensure consistent decisions, you can prevent some users from marking project progress.

  1. Click in the window of your project, to make it the active window.
  2. From the Project menu, select Users, Roles and Permissions....
  3. Click Other Permissions... below the list of project users.
  4. In the row for each user you want to prevent from marking project progress, click to clear the check mark in the Progress column and click OK when you are done.
  5. Click OK to close the Users, Roles and Permissions dialog.
  6. A reminder appears telling you that you must now do a Send/Receive; click OK.
  7. The Send/Receive Projects dialog appears; click Send/Receive.
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