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Reply Wed 13 Dec 2006, 16:52Delegate Isabel said...

Isabel has attended:
Visio Advanced course

Visio, Ms Projects

Dear Trainer,

We are attempting to convert a Master timeline Ms Project version 2003 file containing 6 independant timelines. The links between the Master file and the individual timelines are still active.

We are attempting to convert the 6 timelines in the Master Timeline into a single Visio file (1 Page) containing 6 linear timelines each containing corresponding key milestones from the individual timelines within the Master.

Firstly - would this be possible at all? If yes, could it be done automatically?

Our team needs to decide on the way forward by tomorrow morning. Any efforts to have 'YES possible / NOT possible' answer by then, would be highly appreciated.

Kind regards,

Isabel Saez-Pujol
07989 682 565

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Reply Fri 15 Dec 2006, 15:22Trainer David said...

RE: Visio, Ms Projects

Hi Isabel

I know that this is possible using verion 2007. I do not however think that it possible to do this in version 2003. If you do manage to do this please post back and let me know.

Sorry I could not be of more help

David

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