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The Reports in Microsoft Project allow us to communicate our plan information in a visually compelling way. The reports can include many different types of items such as charts, images, tables, and more. Reports can be both viewed in the Project window and also printed and exported to different formats for distribution to other stakeholders.

In this topic, Working with Views, we cover many of the ways in which you may navigate to views and tables in the Microsoft Project Professional, as well as the types of views and the benefits of the various types of views.

In this topic, Explore the Project Interface, we will review the various areas of the Microsoft Project scheduling tool that you will become familiar with as we work together through the various modules and topics of this course.

In this "How To" we walk you through the process of creating custom fields, a project schedule template, Project Detail Pages, and Enterprise Project Type

 The Task Ribbon in Microsoft Project contains many useful and robust functions. Understanding how and when to use all these powerful features, however, is not always easily understood. In this Microsoft Project Training Quick Tip video we will guide you through many of the functions in order to provide you, the Microsoft Project user, […]

 Watch this video to learn in detail the steps to create a project schedule using Microsoft Project. We’ll cover defining initial project attributes following by entering tasks. Next we’ll talk about entering estimates and the use of dependencies and constraints. Once this is accomplished we will look at types of resources available then defining […]

In this video we'll walk through the process of creating a schedule from creating a blank project, defining the initial project attributes such as Start Date and other necessary items.

 Microsoft Project 2016 Timelines are great to display key tasks, milestones, and other important events from your project plan in a vivid, simple form. Timelines are especially useful for communicating quick summaries of your project via Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, emails, and much more. With Microsoft Project 2016 Timelines you can add as much, or […]

Hi folks! This is a quick post to a quick reference guide on how to clear the Microsoft Project Local cache. We also have a blog post of the same title, Clear Cache in MS Project Professional, however, we thought this downloadable guide would be useful. QRG (Clear MS Project Local Cache) -Dan

In order to clear the cache in Microsoft Project Professional we will start with the product opened with a blank project schedule as shown below. Important, DO NOT have any project schedules opened at this time in Microsoft Project. Continue with the following steps: 1. Click the File tab then select Options in the Quick […]

1. If a project or resource stuck in a checked out state, you can force back in. Follow the steps below.     Navigate to Server Settings, then Force Check-in Enterprise Objects under the Queue and Database Administration section. Note: In this screen, you will be able to see all checked-out objects. Use the drop-down […]

I recently devoted several hours to studying for and passing the Microsoft 70-348: Managing Projects and Portfolios with Microsoft PPM Exam. Prior to the exam, I had been using Project and Project Web App for about 2 years, but only surface level interactions. I knew the basic commands and how to pull the information I […]

At Integent we spend a lot of time training our customers. When budgets are cut training seems to be one of the first things to go leading us to believe that many organizations do not understand the importance of training. Why is training critical to success? It is crucial to early adoption of a new […]

New to Microsoft Project 2016 is the ability to create multiple timelines. At Integent we take snapshots of our timelines to insert into kick off presentations and to share important key dates with our customers through emails and documents. To create a timeline in Project 2016: Click on the View ribbon and check the Timeline […]

We receive questions on how to leverage the OData connections quite often, therefore, I thought I’d write up a quick-start. Navigate to the Business Intelligence/Reports section of PWA Locate your OData connections.  There can be several ways to do this.  here’s one: Click on the Gear in the top-right, then select Site Contents Locate and […]