R
Rob Stewart
Hi there. I'm banging my head against this one.
I have been trying to get Custom Ent Task duration fields to show up on Project Center views, and I feel like I'm very close, but oh so far.
I've created the Ent Custom Task Duration fields (in this case Enterprise Duration 2), whose formula will only return the start variance if the name of the task matches with the test
IIf([Name]="DesignMilestone",[Start Variance],"NA")
I've also created associated Ent Custom Project Duration fields which I've been told to = the Custom Ent Task duration field. The way I did this was to, in the formula field, type (or chose from the Insert: Field button)
[Enterprise Duration2]
So, as a test, I added two columns to my plan
1. EntCustomTaskDesignMilestone-- This column calculates flawlessly, graphical indicators and all.
2. EntCustomProjDesignMilestone- This column always displays a 0, and the associated green smiley.
I feel that this is a field referencing issue, but need some help to get over this hump..
Can anybody shed some light on this for me?
Many Thanks!
-RS
I have been trying to get Custom Ent Task duration fields to show up on Project Center views, and I feel like I'm very close, but oh so far.
I've created the Ent Custom Task Duration fields (in this case Enterprise Duration 2), whose formula will only return the start variance if the name of the task matches with the test
IIf([Name]="DesignMilestone",[Start Variance],"NA")
I've also created associated Ent Custom Project Duration fields which I've been told to = the Custom Ent Task duration field. The way I did this was to, in the formula field, type (or chose from the Insert: Field button)
[Enterprise Duration2]
So, as a test, I added two columns to my plan
1. EntCustomTaskDesignMilestone-- This column calculates flawlessly, graphical indicators and all.
2. EntCustomProjDesignMilestone- This column always displays a 0, and the associated green smiley.
I feel that this is a field referencing issue, but need some help to get over this hump..
Can anybody shed some light on this for me?
Many Thanks!
-RS