Last month we had a look at using Views which we customized with our own Filters and Tables. Having created our own view, it can be printed out from File/Print, though I would always recommend going
Last April we had a look at customizing Filters. These produce a powerful way to analyse what’s going on within Project. In March we looked at customizing Tables which also give a powerful way to pr
Last month we had a look at customizing Tables. However, there will come a time when the data being displayed in the table is in too much detail, whether it be for your own use in developing a projec
This month we’ll look into ways of customizing Tables.
Back in October 2003, I introduced the main built-in Views, Tables and Filters. If you want to refresh your memories, click here: Microso
This month we’ll look into other ways of crashing the project and see how levelling can work across multiple projects.
To now, we’ve concentrated on entering data and looking at a project from a variety of ways. We will progress this month with optimising our project to get a better result. This means delving deeper
MS Beginners Microsoft Project 2003
