MS Project Server 2010

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Tagged: Dates in MS Project 2010, Estimated Dates, TBD dates

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- 01/09/2014 at 7:08 pm #88846
  
  Rosemary
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  Is there a Best Practice to track and follow estimated Planned Start Dates in tasks? We are using “TBD-01/31/2014” in the Planned Start field when a customer is not sure when the task is to begin, but the PM must put the task in the schedule.
  Are there any issues with doing it the “TBD-01/31/2014” way?
  Is there another way to track these estimated dates (putting the info in the comments & notes fields is not enough)?
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