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Inserting Manual Pages Breaks in Microsoft Project

The Print form Manual page breaks check box from earlier versions of Microsoft Project has been removed and not available on the standard Ribbon Toolbar in later versions of Microsoft Project and the Manual page breaks check box has not appeared in any Print forms....

Comparing Calendars in Oracle Primavera P6

It is difficult to check multiple calendars in the P6 PPM Calendar form to ensure that working time of multiple calendars match or aligned. Click on this link to download a pdf of this article>>>>> I was asked by a student what is the simplest way to...

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Ignore relationships to and from other projects

Relationships may be created between two projects when: Two or more projects are opened together, or When assigning a relationship another project is opened and a relationship is created to an activity in another project. Click here to download a pdf of this...

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Disolving Activities and Retained Lag

When an activity is deleted then a chain of logical activities is broken. The Edit, Dissolve command and the right-click Dissolve command will delete an activity and links the predecessors and successors with a Finish-to-Start relationship. A Dissolved activity may...

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Activity % Complete

The P6 Percent Complete type should be understood if it is intended to be used to update (status or progress) the schedule. In summary the default for new activities is set in the Percent Complete Type drop-down box and this option may be set for each activity...

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Inserting Manual Pages Breaks in Microsoft Project

Comparing Calendars in Oracle Primavera P6

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Ignore relationships to and from other projects

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Disolving Activities and Retained Lag

Understanding Oracle Primavera P6 Activity % Complete

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