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Hi, I'm fairly (really) new to MS Project, and am using the "by guess and by
gosh" method of figuring things out when colleagues can't seem to help. I've
run into a problem/question that my colleagues don't seem to think is
fixable, so I wanted to post it here.
First a short overview of what I do with MS Project - I use MS Project as a
glorified time sheet at the moment. We have line projects with tasks that
last all year, have no time limit, etc. Everyone is just thrown under all the
tasks they do, so they can fill in how much time they spend on each task.
My problem is, some colleagues are complaining that their task sheet (in EPM
for a web environment) is too full, with old or incorrect projects and tasks
still visible. These are often old projects that can be closed, but
occasionally there are tasks from current projects that the project manager
thought these colleagues might do. It turns out that they don't, so they
don't want to see them anymore.
I know they can do "hide", but I was trying to come up with a way to clean
it up and have them removed from the task altogether. It doesn't seem
possible. Everywhere I look, I see ways to add people, but no way to say,
"oops, that was a mistake, I need to remove them". Does anyone have a
suggestion?
Thank you in advance.
gosh" method of figuring things out when colleagues can't seem to help. I've
run into a problem/question that my colleagues don't seem to think is
fixable, so I wanted to post it here.
First a short overview of what I do with MS Project - I use MS Project as a
glorified time sheet at the moment. We have line projects with tasks that
last all year, have no time limit, etc. Everyone is just thrown under all the
tasks they do, so they can fill in how much time they spend on each task.
My problem is, some colleagues are complaining that their task sheet (in EPM
for a web environment) is too full, with old or incorrect projects and tasks
still visible. These are often old projects that can be closed, but
occasionally there are tasks from current projects that the project manager
thought these colleagues might do. It turns out that they don't, so they
don't want to see them anymore.
I know they can do "hide", but I was trying to come up with a way to clean
it up and have them removed from the task altogether. It doesn't seem
possible. Everywhere I look, I see ways to add people, but no way to say,
"oops, that was a mistake, I need to remove them". Does anyone have a
suggestion?
Thank you in advance.