NSocci --
The whole purpose of the Timesheet feature in PWA is to allow team members to enter their time and task progress so that the project manager does not need to do this in the Microsoft Project schedule. So, your usage of the Timesheet page is really non-standard.
The only way you could accomplish your goal would be to enable Top Level Reporting for use with the Timesheet page. To do this, your application administrator needs to log into PWA and to navigate to the Timesheet Settings and Defaults page. In the Default Timesheet Creation Mode section of the page, select the Current Projects option, and then click the Save button.
From this point forward, team members will not see any tasks on their Timesheet page; instead, they will see only the names of the projects to which they are assigned. They will be able to enter time against the project as a whole, but not against any individual task. If you implement this solution, your project managers will need to manually enter all task progress in their Microsoft Project schedules. Hope this helps.
