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Simon has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course

by - delegate Simon [1 post] (2008 Jul 14 Mon, 15:49) Reply

Once a project is baselined how are additional tasks added

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by - trainer Dominic [10 posts] (2008 Jul 23 Wed, 12:12) Reply

Simon,

I assume you may wish to add additional tasks and to then baseline them as well. If this is the case you can follow the following steps.

Highlight the newly added tasks by clicking on their ID numbers, the left hand column in any Gantt Chart View. Select any summary tasks you may wish to have these new tasks baseline information added to. You can select non-consecutive tasks by pressing the Ctrl button and then left clicking on the relevant ID numbers.

Having select the relevant tasks go to the Tools menu and select Tracking followed by Save Baseline. In the Save Baseline dialogue box chose the "selected tasks" option and make the appropriate choice in the "Roll up Baselines" section.

You might want to experiment with this approach before applying it to live projects to be assured that it meets your expectations.

Happy planning

Dominic

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