Make a copy of new project group (eg.PG01) and rename it (eg.PG02). The subproject will be copied together. Set PG01 as a baseline (target) schedule and PG02 as current working file. Go to Tools > Project Utilities > Targets and set PG01 as a target file for PG02.
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Submitted by Philip Jonker on Wed, 2005-06-15 15:19
If you have the two target projects, combine them in the same way you did with the updated projects, in a multi project file, and add the same sub-project ids, and use this group as your new target.
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Submitted by Steven Oliver on Wed, 2005-06-15 08:52
You would have to prefix the activity ids in your target plan with the same prefix you used to create your sub-projects.
This can be done with a Global Change (Actid = xx&actid), though depending on how your activity id is made up you may need to use the ltrim or left/right text functions.
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20 years 8 monthsRE: Project Group & Targets
Make a copy of new project group (eg.PG01) and rename it (eg.PG02). The subproject will be copied together. Set PG01 as a baseline (target) schedule and PG02 as current working file. Go to Tools > Project Utilities > Targets and set PG01 as a target file for PG02.
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21 yearsRE: Project Group & Targets
Hi john,
If you have the two target projects, combine them in the same way you did with the updated projects, in a multi project file, and add the same sub-project ids, and use this group as your new target.
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23 yearsRE: Project Group & Targets
You would have to prefix the activity ids in your target plan with the same prefix you used to create your sub-projects.
This can be done with a Global Change (Actid = xx&actid), though depending on how your activity id is made up you may need to use the ltrim or left/right text functions.
HTH