Reports, Views, Tables and Visual Reports all give you great options for communicating project information. They also require time to explore and configure. But there is one reporting tool within Microsoft Project designed to give you on-demand status, that requires no configuration and that's perfect for keeping historical information.
 
I want to show you the Project Statistics dialog box and how to use it in making a project journal -- a readable, visual history of progress and of learning. Find Project Statistics by first selecting Project from the menu, and then Project Information. See Figure 1.

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