Hey everyone - question.
I’ve got a large set of projects that follow a defined schedule.
With every client I move through the same schedule. Phase A, B, C, D, and so on. For every client, I’ve created a .mpp file, and have all of these different phases listed as a subtask (indented task) of the summary task.
To get an overview of where all the projects stand at once, I’ve created a "master" file that pulls the summary task out of the individual client files. The subtasks are brought along inside the summary task, so if I need more detail when looking at the master file, I can expand the task.
This is working well, but I would like the ability to list all "Phase C" or "Phase D" subtasks to see which client will finish a given stage next and help me prioritize. Is there a way to search for all the subtasks of a given name ("Phase C" for example) and have them listed together?
Thanks a bunch!
I’ve got a large set of projects that follow a defined schedule.
With every client I move through the same schedule. Phase A, B, C, D, and so on. For every client, I’ve created a .mpp file, and have all of these different phases listed as a subtask (indented task) of the summary task.
To get an overview of where all the projects stand at once, I’ve created a "master" file that pulls the summary task out of the individual client files. The subtasks are brought along inside the summary task, so if I need more detail when looking at the master file, I can expand the task.
This is working well, but I would like the ability to list all "Phase C" or "Phase D" subtasks to see which client will finish a given stage next and help me prioritize. Is there a way to search for all the subtasks of a given name ("Phase C" for example) and have them listed together?
Thanks a bunch!