Proposal and Activity List Deliverables NOT in Data Analysis Cube

[Christine Flora]

If you have a Proposal or Activity List that has a Project Workspace with
Deliverables, they are not included in the Deliverables Data Analysis Cube.
All Deliverables across ALL Proect Workspaces not matter whether they are
projects, proposals or activities lists should be included in this cube.
Perhaps add a dimension of "Plan Type" or something like that where you could
include (or exclude) plan types of proposals and activity lists in this cube.
The use of the Project List dimenson would have to be reevaluated and/or
extended.

Regards,
Christine Flora,
CAPM, MCT, MCITP, MCTS, MCBMSP



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[Gary Chefetz]

Christine:

The correct place to make suggestions is at http://connect.microsoft.com -
These are peer-to-peer newsgroups, so it is not likely to hit the radar
screen if you don't post it to connect.

 

[Christine Flora]

Hi Gary.

Hmmm... all the community newsgroups used to be monitored for enhancement
requests, (thus the post type I suppose), but I will also post this on
Connect. I guess some of the forums differ in their use of this. Some other
forums I am on are very heavily monitored / used for that purpose. But as I
said, I will post over there as well.

I realize this isn't probably a "HOT" issue giving the changes in 2010, but
it would be nice if it was fixed in 2007 given the adoption lifespan and
probably upgrade timing of the 2010 product.

Regards,
Christine

Christine Flora,
CAPM, MCT, MCITP, MCTS, MCBMSP

 

[Gary Chefetz]

Christine:

That used to be the case, but Microsoft has pushed the Connect site for
several years now, and that's where their eyes are focused these days.