Baseline start doesnt show up when added as sub-project

H

Hari

I am using MS Project 2007 enterprise edition. For the purpose of reports, I
included particular category projects in a master project. When I add
additional columns ( say for instance baseline start or start variance), the
value shows NA even though the sub-project has baselines and variances. I
even tried unchecking the Option in Calculations - Inserted Projects are
calculated like summary tasks.

Do I need to make any other changes to show those dates/information while
they are in the master project?
 
J

Jack Dahlgren

The baseline for the sub-project top level item will show NA. I'd guess that
is a bug, but the tasks within the sub-project all should show the dates.

You can set the baseline for those top level lines if you save a baseline
for the master project. You can manually enter the dates as well if you like.

-Jack Dahlgren
 

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