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Andy Novak
I currently use master projects and use external links between the
"sub" projects. I also use mpps. I also use a Resource Pool. What I
really like about this is I can open the Master and Resource Pool;
then any filters or reporting I do (even by resource) cuts across all
projects. For example, I have certain tasks on each project that have
to do with environment downtimes. I assign the literal "availability"
to each applicable task in all the projects, then create a filter that
shows all of those across the entire project list.
This leads up to my question. I did some testing recently in the
Project Server. Loaded an enterprise resource pool, and a handful of
projects. I then created a few enterprise outline codes. I would
like to either use one of the text fields or enterprise outline codes
(preferred) to bring up a list of particular tasks in a view.
However, when I go to the project center, I notice that although the
PROJECT LIST is customizable based on enterprise outline code, each
project an only by opened individually. I know master projects are
considered "dinosaurs" compared to project server, but the basic
functionality I enjoy with master projects isn't here.
What am I missing? Basically I want to categorize tasks and create a
view in project server that will list all the tasks that belong to
that category ACROSS PROJECTS.
Thanks,
Andy Novak
University of North Texas
"sub" projects. I also use mpps. I also use a Resource Pool. What I
really like about this is I can open the Master and Resource Pool;
then any filters or reporting I do (even by resource) cuts across all
projects. For example, I have certain tasks on each project that have
to do with environment downtimes. I assign the literal "availability"
to each applicable task in all the projects, then create a filter that
shows all of those across the entire project list.
This leads up to my question. I did some testing recently in the
Project Server. Loaded an enterprise resource pool, and a handful of
projects. I then created a few enterprise outline codes. I would
like to either use one of the text fields or enterprise outline codes
(preferred) to bring up a list of particular tasks in a view.
However, when I go to the project center, I notice that although the
PROJECT LIST is customizable based on enterprise outline code, each
project an only by opened individually. I know master projects are
considered "dinosaurs" compared to project server, but the basic
functionality I enjoy with master projects isn't here.
What am I missing? Basically I want to categorize tasks and create a
view in project server that will list all the tasks that belong to
that category ACROSS PROJECTS.
Thanks,
Andy Novak
University of North Texas