Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual

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Intro
Microsoft Project 2007: The Missing Manual
A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
The Missing Credits
About the Author
About the Creative Team
Acknowledgements
The Missing Manual Series
Introduction
What's New in Project 2007
Where Microsoft Project Fits In
Choosing the Right Edition
Complementary Software
Getting Around Project
Menus and Toolbars
Views
Task Panes
ScreenTips and SmartTags
About This Book
About the Outline
The Very Basics
About These Arrows
About MissingManuals.com
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I. Project Management: The Missing Manual
1. Projects: In the Beginning
1.1. What's So Special About Projects?
1.2. What Is Project Management?
1.3. Why Manage Projects?
1.4. Picking the Right Projects
1.4.1. The Importance of Business Objectives
1.4.2. Common Project Selection Criteria
1.4.2.1. Payback period
1.4.2.2. Net present value
1.4.2.3. Internal rate of return
1.5. Gaining Support for a Project
1.5.1. Identify Who Has a Stake in the Project
1.5.2. Documenting Project Stakeholders
1.6. Publicizing a Project and Its Manager
2. Planning a Project
2.1. Project Planning in a Nutshell
2.2. Defining the Project
2.2.1. What's the Problem?
2.2.2. Giving Meaning to a Project
2.2.3. How Are You Going to Solve the Problem?
2.2.4. Defining Project Objectives
2.2.5. Identifying Project Results
2.2.6. Gauging Success
2.2.7. Defining Project Boundaries
2.2.8. Documenting Project Assumptions
2.3. Documenting How You'll Run the Project
2.4. Laying Out Project Processes
2.4.1. Communicating
2.4.2. Managing Change
2.4.3. Managing Quality
2.4.4. Managing Risk
2.4.4.1. Identifying risks
2.4.4.2. Assessing risks
2.4.4.3. Planning risk response
2.4.4.4. Tracking risks
3. Taking Microsoft Project for a Test Drive
3.1. Creating a Project Schedule
3.1.1. What Work Must Be Done?
3.1.1.1. Listing project tasks
3.1.2. What Results Must Your Project Produce-and When?
3.1.2.1. Adding milestones to a project schedule
3.1.3. How Does Each Task Depend on Other Tasks?
3.1.3.1. Creating task dependencies
3.1.4. Who's Going to Do the Work?
3.1.4.1. List the people on your project
3.1.4.2. Assign resources to tasks
3.1.5. How Long Will All These Tasks Take?
3.2. Saving Your Project
4. Breaking Work intoTask-Sized Chunks
4.1. Identifying the Work to Be Done
4.1.1. Breaking Down Work
4.1.1.1. Building a WBS from the top down
4.1.1.2. Developing a WBS from start to finish
4.1.1.3. Constructing a WBS from the bottom up
4.1.2. When Is Enough Enough?
4.2. Building a WBS in Microsoft Project
4.2.1. Creating a WBS in Project from the Top Down
4.2.2. Creating and Modifying a WBS on the Fly
4.3. Setting Up Customized WBS Codes
4.4. Documenting a WBS in Another Program
4.5. Importing a WBS into Project
4.6. Documenting Work Package Details
4.6.1. Building Work Package Documents in Word
4.6.1.1. Making a Word template
4.6.1.2. Opening a Word template
4.6.2. Linking Work Packages to the Project Schedule
5. Estimating Work Time
5.1. Understanding Work and Duration
5.2. Getting Good Estimates
5.2.1. How Accurate Do You Need to Be?
5.2.2. Ways to Estimate Work
5.2.3. Getting Estimates from the Right People
5.2.4. Don't Ask for Only One Number
5.2.5. Don't Pad Estimates
5.2.5.1. The disadvantages of padding
5.2.5.2. Using safety margins to increase success
5.2.6. Give Feedback on Estimates
5.3. Getting Estimates into Project
5.3.1. Exporting Work Packages to Excel
5.3.2. Importing Estimates into Project
6. Setting Up a Project Schedule
6.1. Creating a New Project File
6.1.1. Creating a Blank Project File
6.1.2. Using a Template to Create a Project File
6.1.3. Fast Access to User Templates
6.2. Saving a New Project
6.2.1. Saving Projects to Other File Formats
6.2.2. Protecting Your Project Files
6.3. Setting Up Project Options
6.3.1. Setting the Project Start Date
6.3.2. Setting the Standard Workdays
6.3.2.1. Choosing a project calendar
6.3.2.2. Setting calendar options
6.4. Adding Tasks to a Project
6.4.1. Adding Tasks
6.4.2. Creating Milestones
6.4.3. Creating Repeating Tasks
6.5. Inserting, Moving, and Deleting Tasks
6.5.1. Inserting Tasks
6.5.2. Moving Tasks
6.6. Copying Tasks
6.6.1. Deleting Tasks
6.7. Modifying a Task's Level in the Outline
7. Making a Schedule That's Easy to Maintain
7.1. How Tasks Affect One Another
7.2. Building Relationships Between Tasks
7.2.1. Creating Finish-to-Start Task Dependencies
7.2.2. Creating and Modifying All Types of Task Dependencies
7.2.2.1. Filling in task forms in the Gantt Chart view
7.2.2.2. Working on task dependencies in the Task Information dialog box
7.2.2.3. Defining task dependencies in the table area
7.2.2.4. Double-clicking existing links
7.2.3. Delaying or Overlapping Tasks
7.3. Scheduling Task Work Time with Calendars
7.4. Keeping a Schedule Flexible
7.4.1. Types of Constraints
7.4.2. Setting and Changing Constraints
7.4.3. Preventing Unwanted Date Constraints
7.4.4. Setting Deadline Reminders
II. Project Planning: More Than Creating a Schedule
8. Building a Team for Your Project
8.1. Identifying Project Resources
8.1.1. Who's Responsible for What
8.1.1.1. Creating a responsibility matrix in Excel
8.1.2. Who Reports to Whom
8.1.2.1. Creating a project organization chart in Microsoft Visio
8.2. Understanding Project's Resource Type
8.3. Adding Resources in Microsoft Project
8.3.1. Adding Resources Manually
8.3.2. Importing Resources from Other Programs
8.3.2.1. Importing resources from Excel
8.3.2.2. Importing resources from your address book
8.3.3. Deleting Resources
8.4. Providing Detailed Resource Information
8.4.1. Filling in General Information
8.4.2. Defining When Work Resources Work
8.4.2.1. Specifying a resource's work schedule
8.4.2.2. Specifying how much time resources are available
8.4.3. Defining Costs for Work and Material Resources
8.4.4. Setting Up Cost Resources
9. Connecting Resources to Tasks
9.1. Assigning Work Resources to Tasks
9.1.1. Assigning Resources with the Dialog Box
9.1.2. Assigning Resources in the Task Form
9.1.3. Assigning Resources in a Gantt Chart Table
9.1.3.1. Copying a resource to multiple tasks
9.2. Finding the Right Resources
9.2.1. Finding Resources by Criteria
9.2.1.1. Finding resources with available time
9.2.1.2. Reviewing availability in detail
9.3. Assigning Material Resources to Tasks
9.4. Understanding Duration, Work, and Units
9.5. Modifying Resource Assignments
9.6. Adding and Removing Resources from Tasks
9.6.1. When Effort Drives the Schedule
9.6.2. Controlling Assignment Changes with Task Types
9.6.2.1. Keeping resources assigned with the same units
9.6.2.2. Maintaining task duration
9.6.2.3. Maintaining the same amount of work
10. Does the Schedule Work?
10.1. Making Sure Tasks Are Set Up Correctly
10.1.1. Reviewing Task Dependencies
10.1.2. Freeing Tasks from Constraints
10.2. Defining Work Schedules with Calendars
10.2.1. Creating New Calendars
10.2.2. Modifying Calendars
10.2.2.1. Selecting a calendar to modify
10.2.2.2. Defining the standard work week for a calendar
10.2.2.3. Setting up additional work week schedules
10.2.2.4. Setting aside holidays and other exceptions to the work schedule
10.2.2.5. Defining recurring exceptions
10.2.3. Applying Calendars
10.3. Building Reality into Assignments
10.3.1. Assigning Part-time Workers
10.3.2. Modeling Productivity in Project
10.3.3. Adjusting Tasks for Resource Capability
10.4. Balancing Workloads
10.4.1. Finding Resource Over- and Under-Allocations
10.4.1.1. Finding overallocated resources in the Resource Sheet
10.4.1.2. Finding over-allocations with the Resource Graph
10.4.1.3. Viewing assignments with the Resource Usage view
10.4.1.4. Viewing and leveling assignments in the Resource Allocation view
10.4.1.5. Getting hard copies of allocation reports
10.4.2. Adjusting Assignments to Correct Allocations
10.4.2.1. Accepting over-allocations
10.4.2.2. Replacing resources
10.4.2.3. Delaying assignments
10.4.2.4. Adjusting work contours
10.4.3. Leveling Assignments
10.4.4. Leveling Resources Basics
10.4.5. Setting Leveling Options
10.4.6. Prioritizing Projects and Tasks
10.4.6.1. Changing task priority
10.4.6.2. Changing project priority
11. Setting Up a Project Budget
11.1. Putting a Price Tag on Your Project
11.2. Incorporating Resource Costs
11.3. Preparing for Cost Calculations
11.3.1. Assigning Cost Resources to Tasks
11.3.1.1. Assigning cost resources with the Assign Resources dialog box
11.3.1.2. Assigning cost resources in a table
11.3.2. Entering an Oddball Cost for a Task
11.4. Reviewing Cost Information
11.4.1. Seeing Overall Project Costs
11.4.1.1. Viewing the total project cost in Project Statistics
11.4.1.2. Viewing total project cost in the Project Summary report
11.4.1.3. Viewing the total project cost in the project summary task
11.4.2. Seeing Costs for Tasks, Resources, and Assignments
11.4.3. Adding Custom Budget Information
11.5. Comparing Costs to Your Budget
11.5.1. Step 1: Create Budget Resources
11.5.2. Step 2: Assign Budget Resources to the Project Summary Task
11.5.3. Step 3: Enter Budget Cost and Work Values
11.5.3.1. Entering budget totals for the project
11.5.3.2. Entering budget totals by time period
11.5.4. Step 4: Associate Resources with Their Budget Type
11.5.4.1. Creating a custom resource text field
11.5.4.2. Categorizing resources by budget category
11.5.5. Step 5: Compare Budget Resource Values
11.6. Reducing Project Costs
11.6.1. Checking for Cost Errors
11.6.2. Adjusting the Schedule
11.6.3. Adjusting Assignments
11.6.4. Rethinking Your Project Budget
11.7. Setting the Project Fiscal Year
11.8. Assigning Accounting Codes
11.8.1. Entering Accounting Codes in a Custom Field
11.8.2. Creating Multilevel Accounting Codes
11.8.2.1. Selecting and naming your new outline code
11.8.2.2. Setting the format for the multilevel accounting code
11.8.2.3. Creating the multilevel lookup table for your accounting code
11.8.3. Applying Accounting Codes to Your Project
12. Refining a Project Schedule
12.1. Evaluating the Project Schedule
12.1.1. Comparing Finish Dates to Deadlines
12.1.2. Finding the Best Tasks to Shorten
12.1.2.1. Displaying the critical path in Project
12.1.2.2. Showing critical tasks in a Gantt Chart table
12.1.3. Reviewing Project Costs
12.1.3.1. Reviewing total project cost
12.1.3.2. Displaying task and assignment costs
12.1.3.3. Using Project cost reports
12.2. New Project Tools for Change
12.2.1. See Why Tasks Start When They Do
12.2.2. Seeing What Changes Do
12.2.3. Playing What-if Games
12.3. Adjusting Resource Assignments
12.3.1. Increasing Units to Decrease Duration
12.3.2. Assigning a Different Resource
12.3.3. Adding Resources
12.3.4. Using Slack Time to Shorten the Schedule
12.4. Splitting Tasks into Smaller Pieces
12.5. Overlapping Tasks
12.5.1. Finding Tasks to Fast-track
12.5.2. Modifying Task Dependencies to Overlap Tasks
12.6. Paying More for Faster Delivery
12.6.1. Time vs. Money
12.6.2. Using a Spreadsheet to Choose Tasks to Crash
13. Saving the Project Plan
13.1. Obtaining Approval for the Plan
13.2. Storing Project Documents
13.3. Preserving the Original Plan in Project
13.3.1. Setting a Baseline
13.3.1.1. Editing a set baseline
13.3.2. Setting Additional Baselines
13.3.3. Adding New Tasks to a Baseline
13.3.4. Saving Sets of Start and Finish Dates
13.3.5. Clearing a Baseline
13.3.6. Viewing Baselines
13.3.6.1. Viewing baseline and current values in a Gantt Chart view
13.3.6.2. Viewing baseline values in a table
III. Projects in Action
14. Tracking Progress
14.1. Picking the Best Way to Track Progress
14.2. Obtaining Progress and Cost Data
14.2.1. Collecting Task Progress from Your Team Members
14.2.1.1. Receiving progress information via email
14.2.1.2. Gathering progress data in person
14.2.1.3. Importing information from other tracking systems
14.2.2. Collecting Progress Data About Other Resources
14.3. Entering Actual Progress in Project
14.3.1. Updating Task Progress
14.3.1.1. Entering percent complete
14.3.1.2. Entering actual duration and remaining duration
14.3.1.3. Entering actual start and actual finish
14.3.2. Updating the Project Using Resource Assignment Progress
14.3.2.1. Entering percentage of work complete
14.3.2.2. Entering actual work complete and remaining work
14.3.2.3. Entering actual work by time period
14.3.2.4. Designing an assignment tracking view
14.3.3. Globally Updating the Project
14.3.3.1. Rescheduling unfinished work in the project
14.3.3.2. Updating the project as scheduled
14.3.4. Updating Project Costs
14.3.4.1. Figuring actual costs for human and equipment resources
14.3.4.2. Calculating actual costs for material resources
14.3.4.3. Figuring actual costs for cost resources
14.3.4.4. Updating actual fixed costs on tasks
15. Evaluating Project Performance
15.1. Scheduled, Baseline, and Actual Values
15.2. Is the Project on Time?
15.2.1. Checking Status at the Project Level
15.2.2. Reviewing the Critical Path
15.2.2.1. Viewing the critical path
15.2.2.2. Seeing how the critical path has changed
15.2.2.3. Creating a critical task checklist
15.2.3. Looking for Delayed Tasks
15.2.4. Looking for Tasks Heading for Trouble
15.3. Checking on Work
15.3.1. Looking for Over-allocations
15.3.2. Checking for Overbudget Work
15.4. Is the Project Within Budget?
15.4.1. Comparing Costs with Views and Filters
15.4.2. Evaluating Costs with Reports
15.4.3. Comparing Project Costs to a Budget
15.5. Earned Value Analysis
15.5.1. Gauging Performance with Earned Value Measures
15.5.2. Analyzing an Earned Value Graph
15.5.3. Using Additional Earned Value Measures
15.5.4. Viewing Earned Value in Project
15.5.5. Controlling How Project Calculates Earned Value
15.6. Getting Back on Track
15.6.1. A Review of Project Tuning Techniques
15.6.2. Assigning Overtime
16. Managing Change
16.1. Setting Up a Change Management System
16.1.1. Managing Change Requests
16.1.2. The Change Review Board: Deciding on Changes
16.1.3. Tracking Change Requests
16.2. Managing Changes in Project
16.2.1. Finding the Effects of a Proposed Change
16.2.1.1. Creating a what-if copy of a project
16.2.1.2. Setting a what-if baseline
16.2.2. Updating Project with Approved Change Requests
16.2.3. Flagging Change Requests in Project
17. Reporting on Projects
17.1. An Overview of Project's Reports
17.1.1. Overall Status
17.1.2. Financial Performance
17.1.3. Task Management
17.1.4. Resource Management
17.2. Text-Based Reports
17.2.1. Generating Text-Based Reports
17.2.2. Customizing Text-Based Reports
17.2.2.1. Creating or copying a report
17.2.2.2. Customizing a task or resource report
17.2.2.3. Customizing a timescaled report
17.2.2.4. Customizing a calendar report
17.3. Working with Visual Reports
17.3.1. Generating a Visual Report
17.3.2. Rearranging and Formatting an Excel Visual Report
17.3.2.1. Adding fields to the graph
17.3.2.2. Filtering the data that appears
17.3.2.3. Categorizing information
17.3.2.4. Summarizing and drilling down
17.3.2.5. Formatting the chart
17.3.3. Rearranging and Formatting a Visio Visual Report
17.3.4. Customizing Visual Report Templates
17.3.5. Saving Report Data
18. Closing a Project
18.1. Obtaining Project Acceptance
18.2. Tying Up Loose Ends
18.3. Producing Project Closeout Reports
18.3.1. Summarizing a Project
18.3.2. Reporting Performance
18.3.2.1. Cost performance
18.3.2.2. Schedule performance
18.3.2.3. Quality performance
18.3.3. Documenting What You Learned
18.3.3.1. Don't skip this step!
18.3.3.2. Gathering what you learned
18.3.3.3. Remembering your lessons
18.4. What to Do with Project Information
IV. Project Power Tools
19. Working on Multiple Projects
19.1. Managing Multiple Projects
19.1.1. Creating a Master Project
19.1.2. Removing a Project from a Master Project
19.1.3. Linking Tasks in Different Projects
19.2. Sharing Resources Among Projects
19.2.1. Creating a Resource Pool
19.2.2. Connecting a Project to a Resource Pool
19.2.3. Opening and Saving Sharer Projects
19.2.4. Detaching a Sharer Project from the Resource Pool
19.2.5. Editing Resource Pool Information
20. Exchanging Data Between Programs
20.1. Copying Information
20.1.1. Copying Project Data to Other Programs
20.1.2. Copying Data from Other Programs into Project
20.1.3. Creating Pictures of Project Information
20.1.3.1. Taking a picture for Word, PowerPoint, or Visio
20.1.3.2. Taking a picture of a Project view
20.2. Importing and Exporting Data
20.2.1. Importing Data into Project
20.2.2. Exporting Data from Project
20.2.3. Using an Existing Map
20.2.4. Exchanging Data with Excel
20.2.4.1. Exporting Project data to Excel
20.2.4.2. Exporting an entire project to Excel
20.2.4.3. Importing data from Excel
20.2.4.4. Using an Excel template to import data
20.2.5. Working with Project and Visio
20.2.5.1. Displaying Project data in a Visio Gantt Chart
20.2.5.2. Displaying Project data in a Visio timeline
20.2.5.3. Exporting Visio Gantt Charts to Project
20.2.5.4. Exporting Visio timelines to Project
21. Linking and Embedding
21.1. Linking and Embedding
21.1.1. Linking and Embedding Project Data in Other Programs
21.1.1.1. Linking Project files to other programs
21.1.1.2. Embedding Project files in other programs
21.1.1.3. Linking Project table data to other programs
21.1.2. Linking and Embedding Data into Project
21.1.2.1. Linking and embedding entire files into Project
21.1.2.2. Linking and embedding parts of files in Project
21.1.2.3. Linking tabular data in Project
21.1.3. Working with Linked and Embedded Objects
21.1.3.1. Editing linked objects
21.1.3.2. Managing linked objects
21.1.3.3. Editing embedded objects
22. Project on the Internet
22.1. Hyperlinking to Information
22.1.1. Creating a Hyperlink to a File or Web Page
22.1.2. Modifying Hyperlinks
22.1.3. Creating a Hyperlink to a Location in the Project File
22.2. Integrating Project and Outlook
22.2.1. Adding Project Tasks to Outlook
22.2.2. Importing Tasks from Outlook
22.2.3. Building a Resource List from an Outlook Address Book
22.2.4. Sending Project Information to Others
22.2.4.1. Sending Project files via email
22.2.4.2. Routing a Project file to several recipients
22.2.4.3. Publishing a Project file to an Exchange folder
V. Customizing Project
23. Viewing What You Want
23.1. Creating Your Own View
23.1.1. Modifying Basic View Contents
23.1.1.1. Modifying a single-pane view
23.1.1.2. Modifying a combination view
23.1.2. Creating a New View
23.1.3. Changing the Looks of a Gantt Chart View
23.1.3.1. Changing the way task bars look
23.1.3.2. Changing task bar text
23.1.3.3. Designing your own task bar style
23.1.3.4. Stacking more than one task bar in the same space
23.1.3.5. Changing the layout of task bars
23.1.3.6. Changing how gridlines look
23.1.3.7. Fast formatting with the Gantt Chart Wizard
23.1.4. Customizing the Timescale
23.1.5. Changing a Usage View's Appearance
23.1.6. Customizing the Resource Graph
23.1.6.1. Choosing fields to display
23.1.6.2. Changing the way Resource Graph bars look
23.1.7. Modifying a Network Diagram
23.1.7.1. Choosing fields and formatting for network diagram boxes
23.1.7.2. Laying out boxes
23.1.8. Customizing the Calendar View
23.2. Changing Tables
23.2.1. Switching the Table in a View
23.2.2. Changing Table Contents
23.2.3. Modifying a Table Definition
23.2.4. Creating a New Table
23.3. Changing the Way Text Looks
23.3.1. Changing Categories of Text
23.3.2. Changing Selected Text
23.4. Filtering Through Information
23.4.1. Creating and Editing Filters
23.4.2. Defining Filters
23.4.2.1. Comparing a field to a value
23.4.2.2. Comparing two fields
23.4.2.3. Creating multiple test filters
23.4.2.4. Creating changeable filters
23.4.3. Quick and Dirty Filtering with AutoFilter
23.5. Grouping Project Elements
23.5.1. Working with Groups
23.5.2. Creating a Group
23.5.3. Changing Group Intervals
24. Defining Your Own Fields and Forms
24.1. Defining Your Own Fields
24.1.1. Customizing a Field
24.1.1.1. Creating lists of valid values
24.1.1.2. Calculating field values
24.1.1.3. Calculating values in summary rows
24.1.1.4. Displaying values graphically
24.1.2. Coding Tasks and Resources
24.1.2.1. Setting up a template for outline code values
24.1.2.2. Setting up an outline code lookup table
24.2. Building Your Own Forms
24.2.1. Creating a Form
24.2.1.1. Adding a field to a form
24.2.1.2. Adding text to a form
24.2.1.3. Including a button on a form
24.2.1.4. Grouping form contents
25. Customizing Toolbars and Menus
25.1. Customizing Menus and Toolbars
25.1.1. Before You Customize a Menu or Toolbar
25.1.2. Adding a Command to a Menu or Toolbar
25.1.3. Adding a Menu to Another Menu or a Toolbar
25.1.4. Modifying a Menu or Toolbar Entry
25.1.4.1. Editing button images
25.1.4.2. Removing entries from menus and toolbars
25.1.4.3. Rearranging entries on a menu or toolbar
25.1.4.4. Changing the width of a drop-down list
25.2. Creating New Toolbars and Menus
25.2.1. Creating a New Toolbar
25.2.2. Copying a Toolbar to Create a New One
25.3. Editing Toolbars and Menus
25.3.1. Renaming Toolbars and Menus
25.3.2. Deleting Toolbars and Menus
25.3.2.1. Deleting in the Organizer
25.4. Creating Keyboard Shortcuts
26. Reusable Project: Templates
26.1. Sharing Custom Elements
26.2. Storing Project Settings and Elements
26.2.1. Copying Elements Between Files
26.2.1.1. Making customized elements available to new projects
26.2.1.2. Sharing a customized element with someone else
26.2.2. Removing Customized Elements from Files
26.2.3. Renaming Customized Elements
26.3. Building Templates for Projects
26.3.1. Creating a Project Template
26.3.2. Making Your Templates Easy to Find
26.3.3. Editing a Template
26.3.4. Creating a Project File from a Template
27. Saving Time With Macros
27.1. What You Can Do with Macros
27.2. Recording Macros
27.3. Running Macros
27.3.1. Running Macros in the Macros Dialog Box
27.3.2. Running a Macro from a Toolbar or Menu
27.3.3. Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Run Macros
27.4. Viewing and Editing Macro Code
27.5. Learning More About Programming Project
VI. Appendixes
A. Installing Project
A.1. Installing Project on Your Computer
A.1.1. Before You Install
A.1.2. Installing Project for the First Time
A.1.3. Customizing Your Installation
A.1.4. Upgrading Project from an Earlier Version
A.2. Activating Project
A.3. Maintaining and Repairing Project
A.3.1. Adding and Removing Features
A.3.2. Repairing Your Project Installation
A.3.3. Uninstalling Project
B. Getting Help for Project
B.1. In Search of Project Help
B.1.1. Searching for Answers
B.1.2. Targeted Help
B.1.3. Online and Offline Help
B.2. Microsoft Office Online
B.3. Interactive and In-depth Assistance
B.3.1. Discuss Among Yourselves
B.3.2. Project Blogs
C. Keyboard Shortcuts
C.1. How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts
C.2. Keyboard Shortcuts for Microsoft Project
C.2.1. All-time Keyboard Shortcut Favorites
C.2.2. Project Outlining
C.2.3. Displaying Project Information
C.2.4. Moving Around in a Project View
C.3. Selecting Elements in a Project View Table
C.3.1. Keyboard Shortcuts for Editing Within a View
C.3.2. Navigating Within Dialog Boxes and Forms
C.3.3. Help Shortcuts
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