Tracking a schedule: best practices

  • Thread starter Hemmige S Prashanth
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Hemmige S Prashanth

Dear All,

I had received very good suggestions from the MPP experts on this
group on my post - "Tracking a schedule: best practices". I had
received the below suggestions from Jim Askel then -

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No unfinished work to the left of the status date
No unstarted work to hte left of the status date
No started work to the right of the status date (you did not start
tomorrow)
No finished work to the right of the status date (you did not finish
tomorrow)
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Can Jim or anyone else let me know if there a way to filter out or
find just these tasks? I have lot of tasks in my MPP and it is very
difficult to scroll line by line to find out if each task belongs to
any of these categories.

Thanks,
Prashanth
 

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