Microsoft Project Do’s and Don’ts
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Microsoft Project Do’s and Don’ts 1 week, 4 days agoHi Sam, In an Interview, the Project Manager asked me that in his 15,000 (Fifteen thousand) lines project schedule, he wants to assign priority to each task, which I do not think it is possible as MSP gives it only from 1 to 1000. He was not convinced. Am I right or wrong ?
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Dear Sir, Very grateful to have your time for mentorship.
1. I request if there is a version comparison document available with you, which outlines the comparison of all versions and newly added features of MSP right from 2000 to 2019, we can have it to view at a glance.
2. I have been able to locate the Earned value table from the tables menu…[Read more]- I don’t know of a document that will compare every version. Even if looking into the newsgroups, blogs and even Microsoft I don’t think that is available.
In terms of EV reporting, Project does have limits. You can get s-curves out of Visual Reports, but these do not include the performance indices. Once again, the membership may have…
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What is the auto calculate function in MS Project and how does it affect our schedule ?
With Best Regards,
Varun.K.Gupta- If you type “calculate project after each edit” in help you will get a complete description of this function. Also, if you use Auto Scheduled as the default task scheduling method, you should explore the differences in Manual and Auto scheduling discussed in help. This subject is also referenced in the Do’s and Don’ts. The Help is a…
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Microsoft Project Do’s and Don’ts 2 weeks, 5 days agoHello everyone! Has anyone completed the MS Project Do’s and Don’ts boot camp?
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Answer to the community update. I have completed the first chapter — Harness the Interface — Including the Video, 25 pages of the Ebook of do’s and dont’s and companion workbook first chapter. Would like my darling mentor Sam to verify my exercise file if what I have done is correct or not ?.
Now, as far as what’s new in Project 2013, I didn’t un…[Read more]
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Greetings! By now you will have noted that I don’t hang out in this Group; I do visit it to advise when necessary. This is one of those times.
Project does have 1000 priorities. That is all. This doesn’t mean each task has a unique priority that can’t be shared with other tasks. Initially every task has a medium priority of 500. With this in…[Read more]