Microsoft Project version 2013 or later provide a function named "Task Path" to highlight the driving predecessor or successor in gantt chart but not provide a function to filter the activity. We can create a macro to filter activity based on "Task Path" function. Go to View -> Macros -> Visual Basic Right click on... Continue Reading →
Microsoft Project does not offer a built-in tool to directly highlight a specific time period in the Gantt chart. However, you can achieve this effect by using a custom calendar. Here's how: Create a New Calendar Go to the Project tab and select Change Working Time. Click Create New Calendar and name it something like "Gantt Shade". Define the Highlighted Time... Continue Reading →
If you’re working with Microsoft Project 2010 on a dual-monitor setup, you might run into this situation: You finish your work, save the file, and the next day you open it again…But instead of your project, you see a blank screen: Don’t worry! The file is not damaged. This issue usually happens because Microsoft Project... Continue Reading →
When customizing Views in Microsoft Project, you may sometimes need a View that applies only to a specific project, not across all projects. However, by default, Microsoft Project saves any new View to the Global Template. This means the View will be available in all projects. Over time, this can clutter your View list, making... Continue Reading →
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