Category: MS Project Training

Select All Commands Scroll down to search and select commands you wish to include in the Ribbon. Read More

MS Project offers different kinds of reports. These reports are as follows: Overview reports, Current reports, Costs reports , Assignment reports, Workloads reports , Custom reports Read More

Data exchange really means exporting or importing your project data. In this tutorial you will learn how to perform Data exchange in MS Project Read More

MS Project has a number of report templates to choose from. Before you make a final print, let us first preview the schedule. Read More

This is also called “crashing” a project. To reduce overall project duration, reduce the duration of only those tasks that are considered critical. When you reduce duration of critical tasks, it is possible that non-critical tasks can become critical. When crashing a project, you should not only look at critical tasks but also availability of men and money. Read More

This is also called resource leveling. While the completion of tasks preceding a task determines the criticality of a project, availability of people responsible for certain tasks and of equipment or money has a direct impact on your project. Read More

Now that you are satisfied that your schedule is workable, then you are ready to use it for managing and controlling your project. But as you progress in your work, you need to know the status of your project. Read More

Assign responsibilities by either typing in the names of those responsible or selecting the names from the drop down menu. Read More

Now that you have formatted the way your project will look like, inputted duration for each lowest-level task, assigned the predecessor of each task, assigned resources and costs, you are now ready to review your schedule. Read More

In this tutorial you will learn how to sequence your tasks in MS Project, create milestones and respect links. Read More

In this tutorial you will learn how to manage task in MS Project. There are two ways: – Top down, – Bottom up. Read More

Grid lines – In this tutorial you will learn how to work with grid lines in MS Project. You can show grid lines to make it easier to visualize your schedule. Read More

Modify shape of Gantt bar – In this tutorial you will learn how to modify shape of Gantt bar in MS Project. Read More

In this tutorial you will learn how to use timeline that is appropriate to your project schedule in MS Project. Projects with a (more than a year) long duration usually have months as their time unit. This can be reduced to weeks if duration is for 12 months. If a project has a duration of one week, then days can be used as a time unit. Read More

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Calendar in MS Project. Read More

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a summary task in MS Project. You will also lean to format the schedule. Read More

Controlling your projects can become very tedious if there are many tasks that have to be handled by many persons. They can become more complicated if you are expected to know the completion status as well as know the value of completed tasks. Read More