Thank you for your help - I have entered all my projects and my tasks as you
suggested - Only problem, when I enter the project title and outdent, I don't
want any dates or any other info in that row. I will list the tasks to that
project below the title and then indent the tasks. How do I get only the
project title and the rest of the fields in that row blank?
I'm just setting up a very basic project list. What I want for field titles
is:
Task Name
Completion Date
% Complete
Responsible Party
Can I set up only these fields? Do I need the duration field?
Thanks and Happy Holidays, Karen
"JulieS" wrote:
> Hi Karen,
>
> I assume you wish to enter all of the projects and their tasks into one file
> instead of each project being its own file.
> In that case, enter in the name of the project and under the project name
> enter the tasks and then indent those tasks for that project. (Use the indent
> button on the Formatting Toolbar.) For the next project, make sure you
> outdent that project's name and indent each of its tasks under the summary
> task.
>
> If you have an chance you may wish to view Mike Glen's[Project MVP]
> Introduction to Project articles at:
> http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...Search&AUTH=23
>
> Hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
> Julie
>
>
>
> "Karen" wrote:
>
> > I have 4 projects to enter into Microsoft Project. Each project has 15-25
> > steps. How do I go about entering this information so that each step is
> > below each project?
> >
> > Thank you