Nested Filters are a powerful feature for refining data by placing one filter inside another. By adding additional levels to the filter hierarchy, you can create complex, layered filters. Follow these steps to build a Nested Filter: Steps to Create a Nested Filter 1. Start with a Basic Filter Create a normal filter using “All of... Continue Reading →
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 →
We are working on a project that includes four buildings, as shown in the image below: Our goal is to filter and identify which buildings are scheduled to start within the next three months (December, January, and February). To do this, we can create a filter based on activity dates: Primavera P6 will then display... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, we need to filter activities based on their relationship type. For example, you might want to display only activities with a Finish-to-Start (FS) relationship. Unfortunately, the default filter function in Primavera P6 doesn’t support this directly. But don’t worry — I’ll show you how to achieve this using the Report feature. Step-by-Step Guide Go to Tools → Reports. Click the Add button to... Continue Reading →
You have a simple requirement: display only the activities that finish on 25-Jan-16. As usual, you create a filter based on that finish date: Then… SURPRISE - the screen is completely blank. To find the answer, you need to check the time component of your activity dates. Go to: Edit → User Preferences → Dates... Continue Reading →
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