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Excellent approach. --rms www.rmschneider.com Jim Aksel wrote: > I have a white paper on Risk Resgiter and cost impacts posted on my blog. Go > to the URL below and then click MS Project Tips.

Hello jshuang, You likely got an answer in minutes. Try the following formula in a number field: ProjDateDiff([Project Start],[Start])/[Minutes Per Day] This will show the number of days between the start of the Project and the start of the task. I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. Julie Project MVP Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional information about Microsoft Project "jshuang"...

Hi Connie, As Julie said, sorry, No. But you can store your table and view in your Global.mpt file (try tools, Organizer) and before making your report, copy them back from the Organizer into your file. HTH -- Jan De Messemaeker Microsoft Project Most Valuable Professional +32 495 300 620 For availability check: http://users.online.be/prom-ade/Calendar.pdf "Connie" <connie.maldonado@softkeyinc.com> wrote in...

To modify the Resource Calendar, double-click and then the Working Times tab. Make sure first that the Base Calendar for the Resources is the 16 hour calendar. -- Trevor Rabey 0407213955 61 8 92727485 PERFECT PROJECT PLANNING www.perfectproject.com.au "Arthur A" <ArthurA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:279D9F46-BED3-4068-9878-910C00E31F4F@microsoft.com... > Trevor, thank you for your...

MSProject allows you to baseline all tasks or selected tasks. It works the same way for removing a baseline. To set or change a baseline, Tools/Settings (or it may be Tracking) then select Set Baseline. It should be pretty intuitive from there. If you select only certain tasks to set into your baseline (or remove from your baseline), make sure to select both the rollup boxes. I recommend not using $0 resources on "excluded...

But if you don't detail the individual tasks you can't schedule and manage them. And if you don't do that, why bother putting it into MS Project at all? -- Steve House MS Project Trainer & Consultant "Roland" <Roland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5C6B6D48-ABA4-4F20-B2F2-3A5A5E7707A0@microsoft.com... > Dear Rob > the issue here is that one single project is...

Andrew, I think the word "superstition" is overloaded with meaning and is too strong. I think that following those long established practices is a good thing because as has been seen many times, bugs do persist even after they have supposedly been fixed. The problems with caching were "fixed" multiple times, but relying on those "fixes" would still leave you with a problem. I guess my...

Hello JulieS, Yes, I thought of the two solutions that you proposed. I think I will use the second one (entering the possible combinations). Actually, this is not so bad, as I could leave the list as it is now. In the cases when I have several resources, I just enter them and separate them not with a coma, but with a /. This way the entry will be automatically remembered in the list and I could use it the next time a similar task comes. Thank...

Yes, By actual effort I mean Work in Hours By actual start date for that assignment i do not mean actual dates for task. I meant actual dates of Resources that are assigned to a particular tasks. Any insight why MSP is changing duration automatically would be really helpful. -- --Sumit "Trevor Rabey" wrote: > What do you mean by "actual effort"? > Do you mean Work in Hours (as in...

On Nov 29, 11:19*pm, vanita <van...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Hi Prasad > > To my knowledge MSP does not have the functionality that you are looking for. > > But, for large projects, I suggest first use task based 'Design Structure > Matrix' tool, which is a two dimensional matrix and helps us in understanding > direct dependencies between activities. In this,...