About Adding Columns in Project 2013 Tables.

Somebody told me that he could add additional columns to some tables but not to all of them. He wondered if that was a bug. The answer is no, it’s not! Let me show you an example. Here’s a simple project:

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We can “Add New Column” in this table. Note that we’re using the Entry table.

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Next, we’ll choose the Cost table and get this:

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As you may notice, there’s no Add New Column here. To enable adding a new column, follow these steps. Choose “More Tables.”

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Specify “Show ‘Add New Column’ interface” and click OK:

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You’ll get this:

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To disable or enable (the default) adding a new column for some tables, edit the checkmark for each table.

Written by Nenad Trajkovski
Nenad Trajkovski, born in Zagreb in 1963, is an accomplished professional with a background in Electrical Engineering. With expertise in enterprise systems (ERP) development and implementation, he has served diverse sectors including banking, casinos, automotive, wholesale, and oil industries. Nenad excels in business process management, IT, and financial accounting. Currently, Nenad is a seasoned consultant and Project Manager, specializing in business systems implementation. He is also a respected trainer for Project Management and Risk Management at the Microsoft Innovation Center in Varaždin. Nenad's speaking engagements have earned him recognition, including being named the best speaker at WinDays08 and ranking among the top speakers at various Microsoft conferences. Nenad holds multiple certifications including Certified Accountant, PMP, PMI – RMP, MCP, MCTS – Microsoft Project 2010, and MCT.
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