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BudOlly
Hi, we have a few project plans that were created but not implemented due to
lack of experience and training with the software. Now that our team has had
the proper training to correctly use MS Project, we are ready to implement
the project plans and begin recording actuals. The problem is that some of
the tasks have actually been completed since the plan was created, though not
recorded into MS Project. We would like to be able to add in the total
expenses accrued up until now without going back and updating each of the
tasks individually. Is there an easy way to do this, or would it be best to
bite the bullet and update all the previous tasks up to now?
lack of experience and training with the software. Now that our team has had
the proper training to correctly use MS Project, we are ready to implement
the project plans and begin recording actuals. The problem is that some of
the tasks have actually been completed since the plan was created, though not
recorded into MS Project. We would like to be able to add in the total
expenses accrued up until now without going back and updating each of the
tasks individually. Is there an easy way to do this, or would it be best to
bite the bullet and update all the previous tasks up to now?