Go to the Project menu, Filters, More Filters. I would select something
like the Date Range filter, make a copy of it with a new name, and edit the
copy. The existing date range gets a list of tasks starting on or before
the earlier date and ending on or before the later.
I doubt you actually want starting ON 1/1/05 and ending ON 1/31/05 because
that would get you only those tasks that start and end on those exact dates
(especially since 1/1 is a holiday most places and it's very unlikely that
any tasks will start on or take place on that date). Try to define
precisely exactly what tasks you want to see, taking into account all
possibilities. Looking at those date, 1/1 and 1/31 what about tasks that
began after 1/1 and finish before 1/31? finish after 1/31? started before
1/1 and are in progress finishing before 1/31. How about tasks that should
have started and finished in November but are running very late and haven't
started yet?
If, for example, you wanted tasks that begin after 1/1 and end before 1/31
it would be "start>=1/1/05 AND finish <=1/31/05." If you wanted all tasks
with at least some of their work occuring during Jan it would be "start
=1/1/05 OR finish <=1/31/05." If you want tasks scheduled to start in
January it would be "start >= 1/1/05 AND start <=1/31/05." And of course
you can have additional criteria as well. It's really exactly the same
thing as any database query in an application like Access or SQL.
Hope this helps - if you run into snags, post a message with more detail
about exactly what result you're trying to obtain.
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Steve House [MVP]
MS Project Trainer & Consultant
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