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In this video, I demonstrate how to auto populate a custom field with business rule in Project Power App and Dataverse. I first create the custom field. I then add it to the Summary form in Project Power Apps.

In this video, I demonstrate creating a custom field named Department in Project Power App, and then I add it to a form. The overall process is fairly simply once you grasp the Power App concepts.

In this video, I demonstrate creating a custom field named Department in Project Power App, and then I add it to a form. The overall process is fairly simply once you grasp the Power App concepts.

In this video, I demonstrate creating a custom field named Department in Project Power App, and then I add it to a form. The overall process is fairly simply once you grasp the Power App concepts.

In this video I walk through the steps to create a Project Center view that groups projects by Customer Service. Since I get this question quite often I thought it would be a good idea to create another video on this topic.

This video demonstrates how to copy and delete projects using Project for the Web. It covers both default and custom instances. We also go over utilizing templates in environments as well. Please watch!

This video demonstrates how to copy and delete projects using Project for the Web. It covers both default and custom instances. We also go over utilizing templates in environments as well. Please watch!

This video demonstrates how to copy and delete projects using Project for the Web. It covers both default and custom instances. We also go over utilizing templates in environments as well. Please watch!

Email Notifications are quite often used in Project Management situations to keep team members and other stakeholders aware of important events.

Licensing for The New Planner/Project for the Web is a common question when it comes to Team Members updating tasks. This video goes over licensing required and the process to updates task progress.

The ability to change the Scheduling mode is now available in Project for the Web aka Project Power Apps. Those of you Microsoft Project users will be very familiar with this because it directly correlates with Task Types such as Fixed Units, Fixed Duration and Fixed Work. Project for the Web uses the nomenclature Fixed Effort (the amount of work) for the MS Project term Fixed Work. Both are referring to effort driven scheduling.

Project managers and team members alike can use Project for the Web for its work management capabilities. Click here to learn more.

Project for the Web New Features  Assign tasks to non-group members: Assign tasks to anyone in your organization without sharing the entire project plan with them for greater flexibility during planning in Project for the Web.  Rollup Fields in Project for the web: Add summary, average, max, or minimum calculations to your numeric custom fields. See the rollup value of all your subtasks in your […]

Microsoft Project for the Web and the Power Platform have the capabilities to create solutions to help organizations of all types simplify and streamline their business processes.  The table below is intended to help assist with the subscriptions required based on the type of solutions needs. Related Microsoft Project Scheduling Using Scheduling Modes in Project […]

The ability to change the Scheduling mode is now available in Project for the Web aka Project Power Apps. Those of you Microsoft Project users will be very familiar with this because it directly correlates with Task Types such as Fixed Units, Fixed Duration and Fixed Work. Project for the Web uses the nomenclature Fixed Effort (the amount of work) for the MS Project term Fixed Work. Both are referring to effort driven scheduling.

Project for the Web has been gaining momentum as a viable project planning and task management tool for Office 365 users. Project for the Web comes with a number of advantages,

In this video we demonstrate both the functionality and process automation to create a Microsoft Power Automate flow to copy an item from a Project Request list, to a Project list in Project for the Web. The process is triggered by the setting of the request's status field to "Approved".

Flexible Deployment, which is part of the Microsoft Dataverse (previously Common Data Service (CDS)) platform. Flexible Deployment enables you to create different environments. And the different environments are created based on organizational, business unit, or team needs.