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How to filter tasks by risk?
How to filter tasks by risk?
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How can I customize risk levels?
How can I customize risk levels?
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How to set risk level for a task?
How to set risk level for a task?
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How to enable risk management?
How to enable risk management?
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How do I track risk with the app?
How do I track risk with the app?
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Do you have a work availability field?
Do you have a work availability field?
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To see the Work column, go to Format - Insert Column - In the Field Name box select column Work and click OK. The work availability column will appear in the grid. If you want to see the working hours per day, please look at the Resource Calendar. To do this, go to menu Project - Change Working Time and select the desired calendar.
How do I change all dates from an old project?
How do I change all dates from an old project?
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How do I open the calendar?
How do I open the calendar?
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What is Smartsheet?
What is Smartsheet?
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Why can’t I see all the columns imported from Smartsheet file?
Why can't I see all the columns imported from Smartsheet file?
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How do I import both Tasks and Resources from Excel file?
How do I import both Tasks and Resources from Excel file?
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Data is imported to 2 distinct data areas: Task or Resources.Imports will not update more than one data area at the same time.Excel datasheets will need to be divided into these areas of data.For example, if you want to import information about both Tasks and Resources, your Excel file will need to have two sheets, one with information about tasks and one about resources.
Why can’t I see all the columns imported from Excel file?
Why can't I see all the columns imported from Excel file?
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What should I know before starting to import the Excel file in Project Plan 365 app?
What should I know before starting to import the Excel file in Project Plan 365 app?
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1. Be aware of which Excel file fields will be mapped to which Project Plan file fields before starting the Import Wizard.
2. Not all fields in the Excel field are required to be imported. When mapping the columns from your file you will have the opportunity to pick which fields you will import by deleting the unnecessary ones (using the Delete Row button).
3. Make sure you know which Excel file tab names will be imported into which data areas within Project Plan. e.: Task data, Resource data.
4. Be aware if your import file has column headers.
5. Blank lines in the Excel file will be imported as blank lines in the project file.
6. Start and Finish dates when imported into the Start and Finish fields in Project Plan 365 will create Start No Earlier Than constraints for the tasks.
2. Not all fields in the Excel field are required to be imported. When mapping the columns from your file you will have the opportunity to pick which fields you will import by deleting the unnecessary ones (using the Delete Row button).
3. Make sure you know which Excel file tab names will be imported into which data areas within Project Plan. e.: Task data, Resource data.
4. Be aware if your import file has column headers.
5. Blank lines in the Excel file will be imported as blank lines in the project file.
6. Start and Finish dates when imported into the Start and Finish fields in Project Plan 365 will create Start No Earlier Than constraints for the tasks.
What changes do I need to make to the excel file before importing it in Project Plan 365 app?
What changes do I need to make to the excel file before importing it in Project Plan 365 app?
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Before importing your Excel file in our application please make the following changes:1. Create any customized fields before starting the import process.
2. Make sure the customized fields are of the same data type as the fields that will be imported from Excel. I.e.: Text into Text, Date into Date.
3. When possible, create the customized field names to match the names in the Excel file. Optional but helpful.
2. Make sure the customized fields are of the same data type as the fields that will be imported from Excel. I.e.: Text into Text, Date into Date.
3. When possible, create the customized field names to match the names in the Excel file. Optional but helpful.
What is Microsoft Excel?
What is Microsoft Excel?
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How do I recover my file in case of a crash?
How do I recover my file in case of a crash?
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How do I protect my files in case of a crash?
How do I protect my files in case of a crash?
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How do I activate the Auto Save functionality?
How do I activate the Auto Save functionality?
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What does the “Auto Save” functionality do?
What does the “Auto Save” functionality do?
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How do I save a file to a cloud service?
How do I save a file to a cloud service?
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Why does a warning message appear when trying to save a file created with Microsoft Project?
Why does a warning message appear when trying to save a file created with Microsoft Project?
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What are warning messages?
What are warning messages?
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What does “Save As” do?
What does “Save As” do?
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What does “Save” do?
What does “Save” do?
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Are documents stored to the local machine only?
Are documents stored to the local machine only?
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