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replyReply Tue 3 Jun 2008, 16:31Delegate Mary said...

Mary has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Project Intermediate course

Push back dates

How do I push back a date that a project should start?

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replyReply Wed 4 Jun 2008, 15:54Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Push back dates

Hi Mary

Thanks for your question. You can change the Project start date (before you have recorded any progress) by using a feature called Adjust dates.

Turn on the Analysis toolbar by going to View > Toolbars and choosing Analysis. On the toolbar that appears click on Adjust dates to choose a new starting date for your project.

Hope this helps - let us know if you have any further questions.

Kind regards,

Andrew

 

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