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Updates dropping out of later versions

Postby RSBIdWdoZXM » Sat, 12 Mar 2005 03:59:02 GMT 

Hi,
I'm using MSProject 2000.  I usually save the plan daily and work from a new 
version so I have something to go back to if I make a mistake.  I'm noticing 
that some of my updates I've made previously are not coming through when I go 
back to a section after a week or so.  Specifically in the  Actual finish, or 
% Complete columns.  

I've also noticed when I cut and paste in information from other plans 
created by team members that sometimes some data does not come through. 
(predecessors sometimes, or other info)  Is there a rhyme or reason as to 
what does & doesn't come in?

Thanks in advance for your help!
-- 
E Hughes
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RE: Updates dropping out of later versions

Postby SnVsaWVT » Sat, 12 Mar 2005 06:49:02 GMT 

Hi E Hughes,

I'm not sure about the first issue.  When you say updates are not coming 
through is actual work disappearing?  You mention Actual Finish and % 
Complete are changing - I would expect that if you changed remaining duration 
or remaining work in later updates.

As far as what gets copied, it depends upon what you select.  If you select 
just the Task Name and Duration fields, you'll only get that information 
copied.  If you select a task by the ID (row number) the you'll get all 
information for that task including predecessors, successors, notes, etc.

Hope this helps.  Let us know how you get along.

Julie
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