fields changing automatically?

[ness]

I need help to set fields with values changing automatically.
I have a 6 phases project lifecycle (1 pre-launch, 2 planning, development, test, deployment, closure) and and 6 ‘project status’ (budgeted, macro-planned, ongoing, closed, suspended, abandoned)

[Larry Christofaro]

Ness, the phases “could” be if you can standardize your schedules and define specific rules for what phase is active (100% complete previous phase or some % complete in current phase). It would be a fair amount of work to roll these details to the project level and then use a calculated field to determine what phase it is in. I guess you could do the same with Project Status but based on the options I’m seeing this could be difficult to determine. I can certainly understand how these fields don’t get updated manually as they should (they rarely do).

I did a quick search to find a blog as this is a bit to document, and what I found looks like it came from Project Server 2003. The good news is that it’s from Ira Brown who’s a good guy and does a good job. The big difference is that you will be creating custom fields in PWA, not inside Microsoft Project. https://www.projectwidgets.com/wisdom/article3.pdf

Hope that gives you enough of a start. Let me know if you have questions.

[ness]

Thanks a lot Larry, your answer definitely help

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