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To incorporate Angies updates back into the project, we must first open the project in MS Project.Ģ6. Angie then saves and closes this file and sends it back to the project manager.Ģ5. The fourth task (Task ID 10: Identify budget requirements) is only 50% Complete and instead of completing on 11/07/08, Angie updates the Finish date to be Tuesday 11/11/08.Ģ4. The first three tasks started and completed as expected, so Angie input 100% on those tasks.Ģ3. The objective is to bring this information in line with reality.Ģ2.
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The next step is to update the Start date, the Finish date and the % Complete of these tasks. Now Angie sees only the tasks assigned to her.Ģ1. Click on the dropdown for the Resource Names column, uncheck “Select All” and check Angie Krause. Let’s say that the date is 11/07/08 and Angie Krause (a team member) would like to update the progress on her tasks.ġ8. I could attach this Excel file to an email and send it to the team members.ġ7. Let’s say I am the Project Manager for this project and I would like to get updates from my team on their progress.
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Click on the dropdown in the second row and input Name.ġ1. Click on the dropdown in the first row under “From: Microsoft Office Project field” and select ID.ġ0. The Task Mapping dialogue box will appear. Select Tasks and ensure Export includes headers. The Project Export Wizard will open, click on NextĦ.