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Summary Duration Calculation Microsoft Project

Summary Duration Calculation

Posted: 03 Jun 2004 12:26 PM PDT

Yes, the calculation is set to automatic, but I'm figuring
the other factor such as FF relationships and two lag
times that I have in there are what is making the
difference. I just don't know how to apply these to the
formula you gave me. The file I'm working with is VERY
large. I have over 11K task lines with hundreds of sub-
projects.....Thanks 
there are gaps 
formula I posted 
see Actual 
changed but the 
previous value. 
getting the strange 
the subtasks 
zipped file and I 

Collaborate via email

Posted: 03 Jun 2004 11:51 AM PDT

I'm having an issue when requesting a task update using
email. Project 2002 send the request in a .MTM format and
it is not recongized by the program.

Tracking

Posted: 03 Jun 2004 11:43 AM PDT

My problem with that is I am not using cost in the
project. My bosses only want schedule and resources. There
are no costs involved.....Is there another way? 
message 
baseline? 

Using a formula in time-phased data region

Posted: 03 Jun 2004 10:31 AM PDT

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I would like to see some examples of code that writes to Excel. That would be very helpful

Thanks............TomCat

Speed - project 2002 enterprise

Posted: 02 Jun 2004 02:10 PM PDT

How slow is slow?

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ms project pro 2003: return to homepage in sample project guide

Posted: 02 Jun 2004 01:47 PM PDT

Hi Sals,

I'm not familiar with this template - what is it called and where did you
get it from?


Mike Glen
Project MVP




sals wrote: 

pacemaker work with project

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 11:33 PM PDT

Ertan,

With skill, I meant more competences such as "can program with Visual Basic"
or "Sign language" than efficiency.

MS Project Server can manage resources competences, but not their
efficiency.

Some other planning softwares allow to say that if an experimented worker
can do a task within 1 day, a newbie worker would need 1,4 days for ex. MS
Project doesn't do that.

Gérard Ducouret

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Sharepoint using MSDE not SQL Server2k: Does it matter?

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 12:21 PM PDT

Hi Billy,

No - your read too much into the reference. I purely was directing you to
post on the correct newsgroup where the specialists hang out. I don't have
a server so I can't answer your query.


Mike Glen
Project MVP




Bill(y) wrote: 

delete removed assignments from PWA timesheet

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 11:21 AM PDT

You can write a simple SQL query to manage this as well. You'll need to
explore the pjsvrdb.htm document installed in your help directory on your
Project Server machine or downloadble from Microsoft.

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they didn't like it because its time consuming if there are a lot of
assignment changes. 
some other identifier of removed assignments is still needed. The indicator
field is also not exported with the other fields to Excel, so you can't even
filter from an outside application.

links between subtasks

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 10:41 AM PDT


Carl,
I agree with BJ; I can't envision what a display of links in summary
task would be. However, to make a little more sense of the Critical task
filter, try sorting by Total Slack and then Start Date. It will show the
primary, secondary, etc. critical paths and help put things in
perspective.

Hope this helps.
John

Importing from Project Workbench PMW

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 09:51 AM PDT

Hum...I answered too fast. Sorry :-(
The fixed separated format allows you to retrieve a lot of information, such
as the tasks list, but it is not very easy to retrieve all the structure of
the project...

Gérard

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as are .....(.aca, .fp, .cp and .fix) . Am I missing something? 
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Does project flag?

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 09:35 AM PDT

Piers,

Server will bring with it a lot of implied expectations about how your
PM's and the resources will work together and collaborate using the
product. Probably best if you look at the extensive material Microsoft
publishes about the product as a first step (www.microsoft.com/project)
to see if it fits your organsation currently ... and more importantly,
how you want it to be.

To decide if it's worth it, of course, depends on the costs vs.
benefits. Buying and installing the software will be relatively
inexpensive and easy. Deciding how to configure and then working with
the people will be the part that takes time.

Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms




piers barrow wrote: 

Working Offline

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 08:13 AM PDT

Scott:

This feature is bullet proof. I can assure you that it works for everyone
and that you're simply making a mis-step.

After taking your project offline:

Log into your laptop using your standard logon to the domain, this should
work whether you're connected or not as Windows caches this information so
you can log into your correct profile whether or not you're connected to the
network. If you logon as another user, you won't be able to access your
offline project.

Next, start Project. If it launches directly to Project 1, then you need to
do the following:

1) Select Tools > Enterprise Options > Microsoft Office Project Server
Accounts
2) In the Project Server Accounts dialog, select the radio button for
Manually control connection state
3) Click OK and exit out of Project

Now start Project again. This time you should see the Project Server
Accounts Dialog just as you do when you're online, connected and want to
connect to Project Server

Select the Project Server account that you used to take the proect offline
and click the work offline button

Now, click File > Open - You should now see the open from Microsoft Office
Project Server dialog as if you're about to open a project from the server,
however the only project or projects that appear are the ones you took
offline.

Have all your Project Managers set their copies of Project to manually
control the connection state and teach them the work offline procedure
outlined here.

Please use microsoft.public.project.server for further questions about
Project Server.

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Assigning priorities in 2000

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 08:10 AM PDT

Haha!
98 only has 10 levels, so when you save a file as Project 98 you lose the
finer granularity.
When staying in the 2000 environment, you can use all numbers between 0 and
1000 and they will stay like that.
HTH
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Resource Managament

Posted: 01 Jun 2004 03:02 AM PDT

Many thanks, I will try there!

Bill Howard

 
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