Microsoft Office Project 2007: Export to html

[B Sai Prasad [PMP]]

Dear Microsoft Project Support Group,

I am surpised to see why Microsoft Office Project 2007 does not support
exporting the data to HTML, as it is supported by earlier versions.

Please follow the thread
[http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...589a&cid=0e71a1ce-8cb7-4bd6-b52b-fb33a906aed9] to highlight the workaround for this requirement.

Would the service pack of MSP 2007, have this update?

Regards
Sai [PMP]

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[JulieS]

Dear Microsoft Project Support Group,

I am surpised to see why Microsoft Office Project 2007 does not
support
exporting the data to HTML, as it is supported by earlier versions.

Please follow the thread
[http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...589a&cid=0e71a1ce-8cb7-4bd6-b52b-fb33a906aed9]
to highlight the workaround for this requirement.

Would the service pack of MSP 2007, have this update?

Regards
Sai [PMP]

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Hello Sai,

The only service pack released to date for Project 2007 (SP-1) does not
have this ability. My *guess* is that the option is gone, not to
reappear. From the help topic titled "Why can't I save my project as a
Web page?":
-------------------------------------
Microsoft Office Project 2007 does not support the ability to save a
project file as a Web page. Instead, you can save a project as a more
flexible XML (XML: Extensible Markup Language [XML] is a format for
delivering rich, structured data from an application in a standard,
consistent way. XML describes the content of a document, whereas HTML
tags describe how the document looks.) file. This enables you to apply
any style sheet to the XML file.
--------------------------------------------
I don't work for Microsoft, but based upon the information above, I'd
say Save as Web page is gone.

I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.

Julie
Project MVP

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about Microsoft Project

 

[CB]

B Sai,
I agree. I am very surprised but then again it is microsoft. The HTML save
made it very easy to create resource reports that could be opened from Excel
or Word for statusing. I am disapppointed that this feature has been removed
and hope as you that they will consider putting this feature back in.
CB

 

[Coltonw]

I concur with you both - and so do several of the PMs I work directly with.
We're in a large organization and most people who need to see the schedules
don't even have MS Project installed on their systems. It's making our work
miserable!
--
ColtonW, PMP

B Sai,
I agree. I am very surprised but then again it is microsoft. The HTML save
made it very easy to create resource reports that could be opened from Excel
or Word for statusing. I am disapppointed that this feature has been removed
and hope as you that they will consider putting this feature back in.
CB

Dear Microsoft Project Support Group,

I am surpised to see why Microsoft Office Project 2007 does not support
exporting the data to HTML, as it is supported by earlier versions.

Please follow the thread
[http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...589a&cid=0e71a1ce-8cb7-4bd6-b52b-fb33a906aed9] to highlight the workaround for this requirement.

Would the service pack of MSP 2007, have this update?

Regards
Sai [PMP]

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[CB]

ColtonW,

There may be a work around for this. You can email me direct at
(e-mail address removed) if you are interested in further discussions.

clb

I concur with you both - and so do several of the PMs I work directly with.
We're in a large organization and most people who need to see the schedules
don't even have MS Project installed on their systems. It's making our work
miserable!
--
ColtonW, PMP

B Sai,
I agree. I am very surprised but then again it is microsoft. The HTML save
made it very easy to create resource reports that could be opened from Excel
or Word for statusing. I am disapppointed that this feature has been removed
and hope as you that they will consider putting this feature back in.
CB

Dear Microsoft Project Support Group,

I am surpised to see why Microsoft Office Project 2007 does not support
exporting the data to HTML, as it is supported by earlier versions.

Please follow the thread
[http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...589a&cid=0e71a1ce-8cb7-4bd6-b52b-fb33a906aed9] to highlight the workaround for this requirement.

Would the service pack of MSP 2007, have this update?

Regards
Sai [PMP]

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[mbohanon]

From the File menu, select Save As, and from the "Save as type" dro
down select "Web Page, Filtered (*.htm, *.html)". That should do th
trick!

Best of luck!

Monica Bohanon
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[JulieS]

Hello Monica,

No, sorry not for Project 2007. The Save as HTML command is not in
the Project 2007 release.

Your directions work for Project 2003, but I imagine the OP was
asking where that command went in 2007.

I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.

Julie
Project MVP

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information about Microsoft Project