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Jack Shearer
I am using MS Project 2003 as a personal planning tool to estimate the time
and approximate expense to revovate a property I own. I will be completing
much of the work myself with extra assistance as required.
I have set up a master file comprised of six sub-projects (for want of a
better term) and one shared resource file. These files are all on my local
PC and share common resource/s and are inter-related in that some tasks
cannot be started/finalised until some tasks in other projects are
completed. I chose to go the Master project option because it was just too
unwieldly having the one file.
My question is-- if I only open and amend one of the sub-project files and
the Resource file - will teh changes still be saved back to the Master file
or must I have it open as well? If so do I also have to have the other
subproject files open or only if they are directly altered by the
amendements?
Odd question I know
and approximate expense to revovate a property I own. I will be completing
much of the work myself with extra assistance as required.
I have set up a master file comprised of six sub-projects (for want of a
better term) and one shared resource file. These files are all on my local
PC and share common resource/s and are inter-related in that some tasks
cannot be started/finalised until some tasks in other projects are
completed. I chose to go the Master project option because it was just too
unwieldly having the one file.
My question is-- if I only open and amend one of the sub-project files and
the Resource file - will teh changes still be saved back to the Master file
or must I have it open as well? If so do I also have to have the other
subproject files open or only if they are directly altered by the
amendements?
Odd question I know