When a file is saved, Project Plan 365 will identify if it is created with Microsoft Project or Project Plan 365. The warning message will appear if the file was created with Microsoft Project and if the project file contains unsupported functionalities.

We don't have a mechanism to control via our app where the files are saved or restrict sharing based on internal policies.

To be extra safe, enter a small number in the minutes box, like 10. That way, you’ll never lose more than 10 minutes of work. On the other hand, if you want to make the application faster, try entering a larger number in the minutes box, like 20.

To set the interval for auto save, go to File – Options. In General Settings tab look at General Options section. Make sure the auto save box is selected and change the interval as you please then press OK.

In order to open a mpp, Excel or CSV file in Project Plan 365 directly from Files app you first need to navigate to the desired file. After this, you can either tap on the file (if Project Plan 365 is the default app) or long press on the file, select Share from the popup and then choose “Open in Project Plan 365”. The desired file will then be opened in our app. For more information about Files app please check: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT206481.

To make the Resource Usage view fit your needs exactly, you can customize it or create a new version. When you close your project, the customized view will be lost. To customize the Resource Usage view, you can:
1. Display different resource information.
2. Display information in different timescales.
3. Change the units of time that are displayed to view your project at the level of detail you need.
4. View usage information for a specific time period.

Use the Resource Usage view when you want to:
1. View information on a resource's task assignment, such as cost, work allocation, and work availability.
2. See which resources are overallocated and by how much.
3. View assignments more evenly among resources.
4. Find out how many hours each resource is scheduled to work.
5. See the work capacity (in terms of a percentage) for each resource.
6. View how much time each resource has available for additional work assignments.
7. View each resource's work progress in days, weeks, months, or other time increments.
8. View resource costs.
9. View the amount of work a person spends on a task.

The Progress Lines can be set using the Dates and Intervals tab in the Progress Lines dialog box to set preferences for the way you want to display dates and intervals with progress lines.

You can:
1. Display progress lines at regular intervals.
2. Display progress lines based on a specific status date.
3. Display progress lines for specific dates you select.
4. Display progress lines compared with the baseline plan or to the actual plan.

1. Use the vertical scroll bar to move up and down.
2. To scroll one row or column in a given direction, click the arrow at the appropriate end of the scroll bar.
3. To scroll one full window in a given direction, click the shaded area of the scroll bar on the appropriate side of the scroll box.

1. To split the window/screen, go to menu Window - Split.
2. When you first click on Split button in menu, the Task Form view will appear in the bottom pane.
3. If you right-click in the form, you can select what information is shown in it. There is a resource form and a task form.