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Microsoft project 2013 plain and simple

By: Publication details: 2014 New Delhi PHI Learning Pvt. Ltd.Description: xi,221pISBN:
  • 9788120349117
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DDC classification:
  • 658.404 HOW
Contents:
Contents Acknowledgments xi 1About this book 1 No computerese! 2 A quick overview 3 A few assumptions 6 What's new in Project 2013? 6 Using a touch-enabled system 6 A final few words 6 2Getting started with Project 2013 7 Understanding Project terminology 8 Understanding the Backstage view 12 Adding commands to the ribbon 14 Collapsing and pinning the ribbon 16 Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar 18 Understanding views, tables, filters, and groups 20 Selecting a different view 22 Displaying the View Bar .24 Displaying a different table 26 Selecting a different filter 27 Selecting a different group 28 Working with and inserting columns in a table 30 Hiding a column 32 Moving a column 33 Resizing a column 34 Saving a modified view 35 Displaying the Project Summary Task 36 3Getting the Project basics right 37 Assigning a different calendar as the Project Calendar 39 Setting the calendar's working week 40 Defining public and organizational holidays 42 Defining the calendar options 44 Entering the project start date 46 Setting the project properties and basic options 48 Setting the project currency 50 Changing the default view and date format 52 Saving the project to a local drive 54 Saving the project to SkyDrive 56 Saving the project to Project Server 2013 or Project Online 58 Saving and synchronizing the project to SharePoint 2013 60 4 Creating and modifying tasks 61 Understanding and setting the schedule mode 62 Entering tasks 66 Indenting tasks 68 Outdenting tasks 70 Inserting new tasks into the schedule 71 Moving tasks around the schedule 72 Moving summary tasks around the schedule 74 Deleting tasks 76 5Setting estimates 77 Entering duration estimates for detail tasks 78 Entering duration estimates for summary tasks 80 Entering work estimates 81 Marking tasks that need an estimation review 82 6Linking the tasks 83 Linking dependent tasks 86 Changing the dependency type 88 Unlinking tasks 90 Adding a lag or lead time to a dependency 92 Displaying task paths 94 7Assigning and maiaging resources 97 Creating work resources quickly in the Gantt Chart view 98 Creating resources using the Resource Sheet 100 Modifying resources 102 Changing the maximum units for a resource 104 Changing a resource's working day 105 ' Entering resource holidays 106 Assigning a single work resource to a task 110 Assigning multiple work resources to a task 112 Adjusting the work, duration, and assignment units for a task 114 Assigning material resources to a task 116 Assigning cost resources to a task 117 Resolving overallocated resources using the Task Inspector 119 Resolving overallocated resources using the Team Planner 120 Deleting resources 121 8Adding external dependencies and deadlines 123 Adding a deadline to a task 124 Changing a start or finish date for manually scheduled tasks 126 Adding external dependencies for auto scheduled tasks 130 Adding a specific calendar to a task 132 Planning for tasks that might not happen! 134 9Communicating the plan 137 Formatting the table area 138 Formatting individual bars or a selection of bars 140 Formatting all the bars at once 142 Viewing the Task Path 144 Displaying the critical path 146 Showing and hiding dependency links 148 Viewing and printing the Project Overview report 152 Viewing and copying burndown reports 154 Printing the project schedule 156 Using Visual Reports 158 Using the Timeline view 160 Formatting the Timeline view 162 Copying the Timeline view to other applications 163 Printing the Timeline view 164 Sharing the plan using SharePoint 166 Synchronizing with a SharePoint task list 168 Emailing the project schedule 169 10Updating and replanning 171 Setting a baseline 172 Clearing a baseline 175 Updating an existing baseline 176 Rescheduling the entire plan to start on a new date 180 Updating %Complete for individual tasks 182 Updating %Work Complete for specific tasks 184 Setting and displaying the Status Date 186 Updating %Complete for the entire project at once 188 Updating tasks with Actual Start, Actual Duration, and Remaining Duration 190 Updating tasks with actual work done per period and remaining work 192 Rescheduling uncompleted work to a future date 194 Moving tasks forward or backward in the schedule 195 Amending remaining duration and work estimates 196 11Closing the project 199 Setting any remaining duration or work to zero 200 Setting milestones to 100% complete 202 Inactivating unnecessary tasks 204 Comparing the final schedule to the baseline 206 Comparing different project versions 208 Saving a plan as a template 210 Index 213
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Contents
Acknowledgments xi
1About this book 1
No computerese! 2
A quick overview 3
A few assumptions 6
What's new in Project 2013? 6
Using a touch-enabled system 6
A final few words 6
2Getting started with Project 2013 7
Understanding Project terminology 8
Understanding the Backstage view 12
Adding commands to the ribbon 14
Collapsing and pinning the ribbon 16
Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar 18
Understanding views, tables, filters, and groups 20
Selecting a different view 22
Displaying the View Bar .24
Displaying a different table 26
Selecting a different filter 27
Selecting a different group 28
Working with and inserting columns in a table 30
Hiding a column 32
Moving a column 33
Resizing a column 34
Saving a modified view 35
Displaying the Project Summary Task 36
3Getting the Project basics right 37
Assigning a different calendar as the Project Calendar 39
Setting the calendar's working week 40
Defining public and organizational holidays 42
Defining the calendar options 44
Entering the project start date 46
Setting the project properties and basic options 48
Setting the project currency 50
Changing the default view and date format 52
Saving the project to a local drive 54
Saving the project to SkyDrive 56
Saving the project to Project Server 2013 or Project Online 58
Saving and synchronizing the project to SharePoint 2013 60
4 Creating and modifying tasks 61
Understanding and setting the schedule mode 62
Entering tasks 66
Indenting tasks 68
Outdenting tasks 70
Inserting new tasks into the schedule 71
Moving tasks around the schedule 72
Moving summary tasks around the schedule 74
Deleting tasks 76
5Setting estimates 77
Entering duration estimates for detail tasks 78
Entering duration estimates for summary tasks 80
Entering work estimates 81
Marking tasks that need an estimation review 82
6Linking the tasks 83
Linking dependent tasks 86
Changing the dependency type 88
Unlinking tasks 90
Adding a lag or lead time to a dependency 92
Displaying task paths 94
7Assigning and maiaging resources 97
Creating work resources quickly in the Gantt Chart view 98
Creating resources using the Resource Sheet 100
Modifying resources 102
Changing the maximum units for a resource 104
Changing a resource's working day 105
' Entering resource holidays 106
Assigning a single work resource to a task 110
Assigning multiple work resources to a task 112
Adjusting the work, duration, and assignment units for a task 114
Assigning material resources to a task 116
Assigning cost resources to a task 117
Resolving overallocated resources using the Task Inspector 119
Resolving overallocated resources using the Team Planner 120
Deleting resources 121
8Adding external dependencies and deadlines 123
Adding a deadline to a task 124
Changing a start or finish date for manually scheduled tasks 126
Adding external dependencies for auto scheduled tasks 130
Adding a specific calendar to a task 132
Planning for tasks that might not happen! 134
9Communicating the plan 137
Formatting the table area 138
Formatting individual bars or a selection of bars 140
Formatting all the bars at once 142
Viewing the Task Path 144
Displaying the critical path 146
Showing and hiding dependency links 148
Viewing and printing the Project Overview report 152
Viewing and copying burndown reports 154
Printing the project schedule 156
Using Visual Reports 158
Using the Timeline view 160
Formatting the Timeline view 162
Copying the Timeline view to other applications 163
Printing the Timeline view 164
Sharing the plan using SharePoint 166
Synchronizing with a SharePoint task list 168
Emailing the project schedule 169
10Updating and replanning 171
Setting a baseline 172
Clearing a baseline 175
Updating an existing baseline 176
Rescheduling the entire plan to start on a new date 180
Updating %Complete for individual tasks 182
Updating %Work Complete for specific tasks 184
Setting and displaying the Status Date 186
Updating %Complete for the entire project at once 188
Updating tasks with Actual Start, Actual Duration,
and Remaining Duration 190
Updating tasks with actual work done per period and remaining work 192
Rescheduling uncompleted work to a future date 194
Moving tasks forward or backward in the schedule 195
Amending remaining duration and work estimates 196
11Closing the project 199
Setting any remaining duration or work to zero 200
Setting milestones to 100% complete 202
Inactivating unnecessary tasks 204
Comparing the final schedule to the baseline 206
Comparing different project versions 208
Saving a plan as a template 210
Index 213

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