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For example, at Lucerne Publishing, the new book launch plan has been reviewed by the resources who will carry out the work and by other project stakeholders. In earlier chapters, you created tasks and resources.
 
 

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One needs to save the baseline, once a plan is fully developed. Of course, due to rolling wave planning or progressive elaboration needed to manage projects one can always add new tasks, resources, constraints and costs to the plan.

Also note, it makes sense to save the baseline before entering any actual values such as percentage of task completion. These multiple baselines seem contrary to the definition of baseline.

You want to develop separate baseline plans for risk response and recovery. You will see Baseline Gantt bars displayed together with the current Gantt bars. Update the Baseline for the Entire Project This simply replaces the original baseline values with the currently scheduled values.

Update the Baseline for Selected Tasks This does not affect the baseline values for other tasks or resource baseline values in the plan. Save Multiple Baselines You can save up to 11 baselines in a single plan. The first one is called Baseline, and the rest are Baseline 1 through Baseline It can be used as a project marker. It is visually easy to see how off-track or on-track the project progress is. Because it only specifies dates, it is simple, clear and easy information.

But sometimes this approach might be fine when the actual work and cost values generated are close enough to your baseline schedule. Select the current date. Check marks will appear in the indicators column for tasks that have been completed. On the right in the Chart portion, progress bars are generated in the Gantt bars of each task.

This table includes Work Scheduled work , Actual, and Remaining columns. Click on Task you want to update. For this task, initial scheduled Work was 16 hours, because 24 hours is greater. In the example, a Baseline is saved, because the Baseline does not change and is used as a comparison. Note: Actual work is rolled up and also reflects on the summary task. Change Start or Finish field in Actual group.

You can fill Actual duration field as well. One does not have to finish collecting survey responses before starting the tabulation. Click the box under the Type column and choose the relationship according to your requirement.

Under Lag heading column, enter the lag in terms of hours, days, weeks, or years. You can also apply lag or lead as a percentage. As Soon As Possible means the task starts as soon as the project starts, if there are no dependencies that would delay it.

So, no fixed start or end dates are imposed by this constraint type, but of course predecessor and successor dependencies are maintained. Default constraint when you schedule from the project finish date. Do not enter a Flexible task start or finish date with this constraint. As Soon As Task is scheduled to begin as early as possible. Do not enter a start or finish date with this constraint. Start No Earlier Task is scheduled to start on or after a specified date.

Must Finish On Task is scheduled to finish on a specified date. Click dropdown box for Constraint type. Choose the constraint you would like to apply. It is a better idea to use a Deadline Date which has no effect on the scheduling of a task or summary task. MS Project will alert you with a red exclamation symbol in the indicators column, if the scheduled completion of the task exceeds its deadline date. Enter the cost under the Fixed Cost column for the task of interest.

Enter a Recurring Task Status meetings, status reports, inspection dates can recur with a particular frequency. In MS Project , you can specify recurring tasks without having to assign tasks each time separately. You can also assign resources to these task.

Enter Task Name and choose Recurrence pattern. You can also choose a specific time for the task to start as well. You can add time value in the Start box for Recurring Task Information dialog box to change this. In the following figure, start time of AM is entered. While schedule changes are made, it is also likely that the critical path will change from time to time.

One needs to always focus on the Critical Path first, when one wants to apply fast-tracking or crashing to shorten the project duration. Slack or Float are key to understanding Critical path. All task bars in the critical path, in the Gantt Chart View on the right, will turn Red in color. Gantt Chart View displays some limited resource information, as shown in the following screenshot.

It summarizes whether there may be a problem by the red over allocated icon in the indicator column. The Resource Usage view displays resources and all tasks assigned to them underneath the Resource Name. The left-hand side of the screen lists the Resources and the Task Names together with columns of total information for the resource or assignment. The right-hand side shows a time-phased view. Click on Resource Name column heading. Resolve Resource Over Allocation One would need to either change the scope reduce the amount of work , assign more resources, or accept a longer schedule to resolve overallocation.

If you add delay that is less than or equal to the amount of slack on the task, you will not affect the finish date of the project. Substitute Resources or Add Additional Resources You can manually allot some other resource to the task. You can also right-click on the Time-phased grid in the right hand side window to display amount of overallocation by switching on overallocation.

Now you can reduce the assigned hours. In the following example, 8-hour assignment is reduced to 4-hour assignments. You will also notice a new icon in the indicator column to let you know that the assignment work has been edited. If actual work has been recorded, you must manually reduce the remaining work on the task. Remove Overallocated Resource You can just remove a resource assignment from an overallocated resource. Level Overallocated Resources If resources are overallocated you can use resource-leveling feature in MS Project It works by either splitting tasks or by adding delay to tasks to ensure the resource is not overloaded.

Leveling can delay the individual task finish dates and even the project finish date. Project does not change who is assigned to each task, total work, or assignment unit values. Project first delays tasks to use up any available slack. Once the slack becomes zero, MS Project makes changes according to priorities, dependency relationships and task constraints such as a Finish No Later Than constraint.

You can enter value between 1 and , according to the amount of control you like in the leveling process. A priority level of will ensure MS Project does not level a particular task. By default, priority is set at or a medium level of control. Tasks that have lower priority are delayed or split before those that have higher priority.

Click on the dropdown box and select Priority. Now you can add priority to each task as required. You can also search for this author in PubMed Google Scholar. This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution.

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Product description Keep track of your projects, resources, and teams with Microsoft Project Professional Link tasks to create dependencies When you link tasks, you create scheduling relationships between the tasks.

These task relationships are called dependencies, as in the start of this task is dependent upon the completion of a prior task. Project can automatically adjust the scheduling of linked tasks as changes occur in your plan. Creating dependencies by linking tasks is crucial to getting the full benefit of the Project scheduling engine.

Most projects require tasks to be performed in a specific order. For example, the task of writing a chapter of a book must be completed before the task of editing the chapter can occur.

These two tasks have a finish-to-start relationship, which has two aspects: The second task must occur after the first task; this is a sequence. The second task can occur only if the first task is completed; this is a dependency. In Project, the first task Write the chapter is called the predecessor because it precedes tasks that depend on it.

The second task Edit the chapter is called the successor because it succeeds, or follows, tasks on which it is dependent.

Any task can be a predecessor for one or more successor tasks. Likewise, any task can be a successor to one or more predecessor tasks. Although this might sound complicated, two tasks can have one of only four types of task relationships, as described in the following table.

Task Meaning Relationship Finish-tostart FS The finish date of the predecessor task determines the start date of the successor Appearance in the Gantt Chart Example A book chapter must be written task. This is the default task relationship. The start date of the predecessor task Start-to-start determines the start SS date of the successor task.

The finish date of the predecessor task determines the finish date of the successor task. Tasks that require specific equipment must end when the equipment rental period ends.

Finish-tofinish FF Start-tofinish SF The start date of the predecessor task determines the finish date of the successor task.

The time when the print run is scheduled to start determines when a binder selection task must end. For finish-to-start relationships the default link type , the predecessor with the later finish date determines the start date of the successor task.

This predecessor task is sometimes called the driving predecessor because it determines or drives the start date of its successor task. Project includes a feature called Task Path that helps you more easily identify driving predecessor and successor relationships. For example, the predecessor task can have a finish-to-start relationship with one successor and a finish-to-finish relationship with another successor.

Representing task relationships and handling changes to scheduled start and finish dates are two areas in which using a scheduling tool such as Project really pays off. For example, you can change task durations or add or remove tasks from a chain of linked tasks; Project then reschedules tasks accordingly.

Automatically scheduled tasks are dynamically rescheduled when their predecessor task details change. Manually scheduled tasks are not rescheduled by schedule updates to their predecessor tasks, but you can force a manually scheduled task to respect its predecessor links whenever you want. Task relationships appear in several ways in Project, including the following: In Gantt chart and Network Diagram views, task relationships appear as the lines connecting tasks. In tables, such as the Entry table, task ID numbers of predecessor tasks appear in the Predecessor fields of successor tasks.

In a Gantt chart view, you might need to drag the vertical divider bar to the right to display the Predecessor column. Tip You can adjust the schedule relationship between predecessor and successor tasks by adding lead and lag times.

For example, you can set a 2-day lag between the end of a predecessor task and the start of its successor task. For more information, see Chapter 9. To link tasks 1. Select the names of the tasks you want to link. If the tasks are not adjacent, select the first task, hold down the Ctrl key, and then select the additional task or tasks. On the Task tab, in the Schedule group, click the Link the Selected Tasks button which looks like two chain links.

As Figure shows, Project links the tasks with a finish-to-start relationship. In the chart portion of a Gantt chart view, point to the predecessor task bar and then drag down to the task bar for the successor task.

Note that, as you drag, the pointer changes to a link icon and pop-up window that updates with information as you point to other task bars as shown in Figure This ScreenTip can help you link tasks by using the mouse.

The pointer changes to indicate that you are linking tasks. When the pointer is over the successor task bar, release the mouse button. You might have to scroll the table to the right to display the Predecessor column.

Tip Multiple predecessors can be quickly added by typing in multiple task IDs or using the task list available In the predecessor field of the desired successor task. Tip When working with summary tasks, you can either link summary tasks directly or link the latest task in the first phase with the earliest task in the second phase. The scheduling result is the same in either situation. Under no circumstances, however, can you link a summary task to one of its own subtasks.

Select the task for which you want to specify a predecessor task or multiple predecessor tasks. On the Task tab, in the Properties group, click the Information button. On the Predecessors tab of the Task Information dialog box, enter the ID value or select or enter the task name of the predecessor task you want, and then click OK.

To unlink tasks 1. Select the tasks you want to unlink. On the Task tab, in the Schedule group, click the Unlink Tasks button which looks like a broken chain link. Select the manually scheduled task you want to reschedule, as determined by its predecessor task relationships. On the Task tab, in the Schedule group, click the Respect Links button.

Project calculates these values based on the task durations, dependencies, project calendar adjustments, and many other factors you have recorded in a plan. Any change to the start date causes Project to recalculate the finish date. In the Project Statistics dialog box, click Statistics.

To display the project summary task 1. Click anywhere in a Gantt chart view. Here you find the same duration and start and finish values displayed in Project Statistics, along with a Gantt bar drawn from the start and finish dates of the overall plan.

Document task information You can record additional information about a task in a note. That way, the information resides in the plan and can be easily viewed or printed. Project offers three types of notes: task notes, resource notes, and assignment notes. You can enter and review task notes on the Notes tab in the Task Information dialog box. Notes in Project support a wide range of text formatting options; you can even link to or store graphic images and other types of files in notes.

For notes that are too long to appear in a ScreenTip, you can double-click the note icon to display the full text of the note. The project summary task, mentioned earlier, also supports a task note.

Text entered in the Comments field of the Properties dialog box appears as a note on the project summary task. If you add or change a note on the project summary task, the change appears in the Comments field in the Properties dialog box. Sometimes you want to associate a task in a plan with information stored in a different document or on a web page.

Using hyperlinks, you can connect a specific task, resource, or assignment to additional information that resides outside the plan. To add a note to a task 1.

Select the name of the task to which you want to add a note. On the Task tab, in the Properties group, click the Notes button. Or Right-click the task name, and then click Notes. In the Notes box, enter the note text you want, and then click OK.

To add a hyperlink to a task 1. Right-click the task name, and then click Hyperlink to open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box. In the Text to display box, enter the link text you want to display.

In the Address box, enter the URL of the destination address you want to link to. Tip To open the web page in your browser, either click the hyperlink icon or right-click the hyperlink icon; in the shortcut menu that appears, point to Hyperlink and then click Open Hyperlink.

To quickly remove notes, hyperlinks, or formatting from selected tasks 1. On the Task tab, in the Editing group, click the Clear button which looks like an eraser and then select the command you want. Enter the following task names: Assign launch team members Design and order marketing material Distribute advance copies Coordinate magazine feature articles Launch public web portal for book While reviewing the tasks you entered, you realize that you missed a task.

You insert that task next. Insert a new task named Public Launch Phase so that it appears above the Distribute advance copies task. Switch task scheduling from manual to automatic The scenario: You showed your initial task list to the resources who will perform the work and to other project stakeholders. They gave you their preliminary approval. You need to switch some tasks from manual to automatic scheduling in preparation for entering durations.

Continuing in the SimpleBuildTaskList plan, perform the following tasks: 1. Switch tasks 1, 3, and 4 to be automatically scheduled by using the Auto Schedule command on the Task tab. Use the Task Mode field of task 5 to change it to be automatically scheduled. Right now, this plan is set to treat any new tasks you might enter as manually scheduled.

You could leave this setting as is and then switch specific tasks to be automatically scheduled. However, this plan is ready to be switched to automatic scheduling. You can later set some specific tasks to manually scheduled as needed.

Switch the plan to make all new tasks automatically scheduled. Enter a new task named Launch social media programs for bookbelow task 6. Project adds the new task to the plan; notice that it is automatically scheduled.

Following completion of these steps, you will have the results displayed in Figure Enter task durations and estimates The scenario: You showed your initial task list to the resources who will perform the work and to other project stakeholders. They gave you their preliminary although incomplete feedback on some task durations and estimates, which you want to record in the new book launch plan.

Enter a duration of 1 day for task 1, Assign launch team members. Enter the following durations or text phrases for the other tasks. Project also draws the Gantt bar for the task to span these working days plus the nonworking weekend days. In the Start field for task 6, enter About two weeks before launch complete.

After you have finished entering estimates, your results will appear as shown in Figure Enter milestone tasks The scenario: You just learned that all planning activities must be complete before the book launch. You want this requirement to have visibility in the plan.

Continuing in the SimpleBuildTaskList plan, perform the following task: 1. Insert a new milestone task named Planning complete so that it appears above task 3, Public Launch Phase.

As you can see in Figure , the tasks automatically renumber when you insert a new task. Create summary tasks to outline the plan The scenario: The new book launch plan is developed enough now to be organized into two phases. Make the Public Launch Phase task the summary task of tasks 5, Distribute advance copies, through 8, Launch social media programs for book. Notice the scheduling effect of creating the summary task. Project sets the start date of the summary task and its other subtasks with a duration to the same date, January 9.

Insert a new summary task named Planning Phase that includes tasks 1 through 3 so that they become its subtasks. The results of creating new summary tasks is illustrated in Figure Link tasks to create dependencies The scenario: The new book launch plan is coming together nicely.

Enter a task ID in the Predecessor field to link tasks 2 and 3 with a finish-to-start relationship. Note that task 3 previously had no start or finish date, but by making it a successor of task 2, you gave Project enough information to give task 3 a start date: January 10, the next working day following the end of task 2. Next, you link tasks 3 and 4 by using a different technique.

Make task 3, Design and order marketing material, a predecessor of task 4 by clicking the arrow that appears in the predecessor field. Notice that Project replaces the text value in the Start field of task 8 with a scheduled date and supplies the default 1-day duration.

This is because Project requires a date value for the task as soon as it is linked to another task. The question mark following the duration value indicates that this is an estimated duration; the question mark has no effect on the scheduling of the task.

Link task 4, Planning complete, to task 6, Distribute advance copies, by using your mouse in the chart portion of the Gantt Chart view.

The Lucerne marketing team has reported that its estimate for task 3 should have a 2-week duration. Change the duration of task 3 from the placeholder text Check with Marketing to 2 weeks. You might have noticed that the start of the Public Launch Phase summary task is earlier than the finish date of the task Planning complete. In the next step, you force Project to adjust the manually scheduled task to honor its predecessor task while leaving it as manually scheduled.

Adjust task 8, Launch public web portal for book, so that it respects the predecessor link. After linking tasks, your plan should look like the one shown in Figure You are frequently asked to provide the currently scheduled duration and finish date for the book launch.

Next, look at the duration information in more detail in the Project Statistics dialog box shown in Figure Display the project summary task in the Gantt Chart view. Document task information You have some details about a few tasks in the new book launch plan that you want to record in the plan. This helps you later by keeping such details right in the plan, and it also is valuable for any other project stakeholders who might work with the plan in the future.

Add the note Get recipient list from publicist to task 6, Distribute advance copies. Point to the note icon for task 6.

The note appears in a ScreenTip in the Indicators column. You have decided that you want to be able to roll up the details from all subtasks in the plan. You can accomplish that next.

Display the project summary task. Point to the note icon for task 0. You might recognize the note that appears in the ScreenTip. This text was entered in the Comments field of the Properties dialog box, which you set up in Chapter 3. As Figure shows, a hyperlink icon appears in the Indicators column. Pointing to the icon displays the descriptive text you entered earlier. For practice file download instructions, see the introduction to this book. Resources include the people, equipment, and material needed to complete the work of a project.

Effective resource management is one of the most significant advantages of using Project instead of using task-focused planning tools such as issue-ticketing systems. You can manage three types of resources in Project—work resources and two special-purpose resources: cost and material. Cost resources represent categories of financial costs, derived from specific tasks, that you need to account for in the plan. Examples include categories of expenses, such as travel and entertainment.

Material resources are consumables that get used up as the project proceeds. For example, a construction project might need to track steel or concrete as it is used throughout the project. This chapter guides you through procedures related to setting up work resources, entering the maximum capacity for work resources, entering work resource pay rates, adjusting working time in a resource calendar, setting up cost resources, and documenting resources by using notes.

Set up work resources Work resources are the people and equipment doing the work of the project. Project focuses on two aspects of work resources: their availability and their costs. Availability pertains to when specific resources can work on tasks and how much work those resources can perform.

Costs refers to the financial costs incurred by resources performing work on the project. In Project, work resource names can refer to specific people or to specific job titles. Use whatever naming convention makes the most sense to you and to the people who will see your plan.

The important questions are these: Who will see these resource names, and how will they identify the resources? The resource names you choose will appear both in Project and in any resource information shared from Project. A resource might refer to somebody who is already on staff or to a position to be filled later. If you have not yet filled all the resource positions required, you might not have the names of specific people to enter.

In that case, use descriptive placeholder names or job titles when setting up resources in Project. The following table lists some examples of how you can enter work resource names.

Work Resource Examples An individual person identified by name Jun Cao; Zac Woodall An individual person identified by job title or function Publisher; Contract specialist A group of people who have common skills when assigning such interchangeable resources to a task, you might not be concerned about who the individual resource is as long as that person has the right skills Copyeditors Equipment Offset lithography press Project can help you make smarter decisions about managing resources and monitoring financial costs.

To enter work resource names 1. Click an empty cell in the Resource Name column. Enter your resource names, pressing the Enter key after each one. Project applies the default Work resource type in the Type field.

Tip You can quickly import resources from your email address book. First, switch to the Resource Sheet view. Then, on the Resource tab, click Add Resources. To insert a new work resource within a resource list 1. Click in the cell in the Resource Name column where you want to insert the new resource.

Project inserts a new row with the name in the Resource Name column and renumbers the subsequent resources. With selected, enter the resource name and press Enter. To delete a resource 1.

Right-click the resource name, and then click Delete Resource. Equipment resource considerations In Project, you set up people and equipment resources in exactly the same way; they are both examples of work resources.

However, you should be aware of important differences in how you can schedule these two work resources. Most people resources have a typical working day of 8 hours and usually no more than 12 hours, but equipment resources might have much more varied capacities for work, ranging from short durations followed by maintenance to around-the-clock sessions without interruption. Moreover, people resources might be flexible in the tasks they can perform, but equipment resources tend to be more specialized.

For example, a content editor for a book project might also act as a copyeditor when required, but a coffee machine cannot replace a computer. You do not need to track every piece of equipment that will be used in your plan, but you might want to set up equipment resources in these cases: Multiple teams or people might need a piece of equipment to accomplish different tasks simultaneously, and the equipment might be overbooked.

You want to plan and track costs associated with the equipment. Consider these issues if your plans involve equipment resources. Enter the maximum capacity for work resources Work resources do not have unlimited capacity within the limited duration of a plan, and Project helps you manage this. The Max. Units field represents the maximum capacity of a resource to work on the tasks assigned to that resource.

Project alerts you with an indicator and formatting if you assign the resource to more tasks than the resource can accomplish. Units value for new work resources. Hold down Ctrl and click the two tasks you want to link in the Task Name column. Project supports four kinds of task links to show different relationships. Want to change the link type or remove the link completely? You can change any view to meet your specific needs. In the Task Views group or Resource Views group, click the view that you want to use.

Need some help choosing the right view of your project? Printing a view or report in Project is similar to printing in other Office programs:. Getting only the specific project information you want to share with your stakeholders into your printout can involve some prep work before you hit the print button:. Prepare a view for printing. Prepare a report for printing. How are schedules calculated?

 

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