A quick rundown of key features and updates in Microsoft Project 2016.
Category Archive: Project Tips
MS Project 2010, 2007 and 2003 tips, tricks and tutorials.
Project 2016: Prevent Resource Over-Allocation With Resource Engagements
One of the ongoing challenges of Project Managers is making sure resources are not overallocated; i.e., assigned too much work within a given time frame. This is particularly tricky when you have several Project Managers assigning one resource to tasks that occur at the same time. Resource Engagements – a Solution to Resource Overallocation With …
Project 2013 – How to Save a File as a Template
How to save an existing MS Project 2013 schedule as a template so that you can reuse it.
MS Project 2013 Templates – How to Find (and Set) the Default Location
In MS Project 2013 Professional, finding the location of your templates is not a straightforward process. Learn how to find the template location and modify it.
MS Project Custom Fields: Creating Drop Down Lists
MS Project 2010 & 2013 – Did you know you can create your custom drop-down lists in Project? Read this tutorial to learn the steps.
Hey! What Happened to My Ribbon?
The steps you used to un-hide the ribbon in Office 2010 will not work in version 2013. For step-by-step instructions, read this article.
MS Project Tip – How to Change Calendar View to 5 Days
by Jackie Kiadii, Microsoft Project Trainer With Microsoft Project’s calendar view, users can view their project schedule on a monthly, weekly or custom basis. The monthly calendar view is set to a 7-day week by default. If you do not need to see the weekends and want to convert to a 5-day week, the …
How to Get your Boss to Say Yes to Training by @learntech
In order to get your boss to say “yes” to quality training, you have to speak to the top 2 concerns of top managers.
MS Project Tip – 8 Questions to Ask When Creating Task Relationships by @learntech
MS Project – 8 Questions to Ask When Establishing Task Relationships by @learntech.
How to Open (and Work On) Several MS Projects at Once by @learntech
MS Project 2010 Tip via @learntech – Did you know it’s possible to work on several projects at once without using a Master Project?
