Dear Howard,
Your blog helped me a lot to understand indicator field in project center. It would be appreciate if you can give me further clarification on it.
Risk and issue does not come to indicator if I don't publish the project after adding a new risk/issue or editing existing ones to a project. Please let me know if it is a normal behavior. If not, what step should I take to resolve this issue. FYI, it is project server 2007.
Please reply me as soon as possible.
Thanks,
Mohfeza Khatoon
kahuna --
By default, every Project Center view includes the Indicators field. Keep
in mind, however, that users do not see any Workspace-related indicators in
this column for any project until someone creates at least one Risk or
Issue, or uploads a document into the Document Library for that project.
And then the PM must also publish the project for the relevant indicator to
appear. If a project does not have any Risks, Issues, or documents
associated with it, then there will not be an indicator for the Project
Workspace, and then you need to fall back to the steps Gary Chefetz
recommended in his last post. Hope this helps.
--
Dale A. Howard [MVP]
VP of Educational Services
msProjectExperts
http://www.msprojectexperts.com
Personally, I am not a fan of the Project Workspace list taking up so much
space and cluttering up the default homepage for PWA users. I was wondering,
if we could add a column in the GANTT view of the Project Center and have
users be able to click on the correct row to access the workspace instead?
Any tips much appreciated.
On Wednesday, February 24, 2010 5:37 PM G?rard Ducouret wrote:
Hi Kahuna,
In the Home page of PWA you can remove the Project Workspaces WebPart, and
create a new page dedicted to this Project Workspaces WebPart.
On the other hand, when your users are in Project Pro, the Collaborate menu
can lead them to the Issues, Risks... which are not far from the Project
Workspace.
G?rard Ducouret
(e-mail address removed)...