By default, the Project Report webpart uses the last view that you used. If
you would like to force a particular view, first open the project's PWA
detail page. Change the screen to a view you don't want and then select the
view you do want. This will create the full URL. Record the _viewID value.
Now in WSS, add a Project Report to the project's SharePoint homepage.
Click on the webpart's down arrow in the top right hand corner and select
Modify Shared Webpart. Click on the Source Editor button. At the end of
the source, you will see:
document.write("<iframe src=\"" + sMSPWAURL +
"Views/ProjectReport.asp?_projectID=" + sMSPROJID + "&SimpleUI=125\"
width=100% height=100%></iframe>");
}
</script>
Change the second line to read (if your view id is 13):
+ "&_viewID=13&SimpleUI=125\" width=100% height=100%></iframe>");
Click save and OK.
If you want a Sharepoint site to show project views from other projects, you
can hardcode the project id by replacing the sMSPROJID variable.
Hope this helps.
