What should a user do if differences in Actuals are only found for a specific project or resource?

The appropriate course of action when encountering differences in Actuals specific to a project or resource is to recalculate the actuals for that project or resource. This process involves reviewing the data to identify any discrepancies and ensure that they are accurate and reflective of the work performed. By recalcating the actuals, users can verify whether the reports align with the inputted data or if adjustments are needed based on updated information.

Recalculating allows for a thorough examination of the project's financials, ensuring that any variations are accounted for correctly. This not only helps maintain accurate financial reporting but also aids in budgeting and forecasting future costs. It is a proactive step in managing project finances, allowing project managers to make informed decisions based on precise data.

Other options might seem appealing, but they do not adequately address the issue of data discrepancies. Deleting the project would eliminate it from the system without resolving any underlying data inaccuracies, while adjusting the project timeline may not correct the financial discrepancies. Notifying all stakeholders could be useful for communication, but it does not directly resolve the issue at hand. Thus, recalculating the actuals is the most effective method to address specific discrepancies in project data.