Category Archives: PRoject Management
When to use Fixed constraint and Resource Calendars in MS PROJECT 2019
Hi, as you know there are three types of constraint in MS PROJECT 2019: Flexible, Semi flexible, and Hard. I wrote about those constraint long time ago (https://ntrajkovski.com/2011/04/12/constraints-and-deadline-in-ms-project/) Today I will show you to use it in real life. Let … Continue reading
Columns in Grid View–Project for the Web
Hi, today I will explain all fields available for Columns in Grid View in Project for the Web. First of all I will crate a simple Project with some Resource assigned to Tasks: I’ve created the Schedule as well, using … Continue reading
Can we Scrum with Project for the Web?
Hi, Project for The Web has Boards, Grid and Timeline. But, the question is: “Can we manage Project in Agile, to be more specific – SCRUM Projects?”. The answer is – YES. Of course, in limited way, but still well … Continue reading
How to use Boards group by Bucket in Project for Web
Hi, in my previous post I’ve explained how to use Microsoft Project for the Web, using Board – Group by Progress. Today I will show you how to use Board group by Buckets. OK. I have a Project, which looks … Continue reading
How to assign Resources to Tasks, and examine Task details using Grid Tab in Project for Web
Hi, After I’ve created Schedule in my Project for web, it’s time to assign resources to Tasks. First of all, Project for Web is part of Office365 family. So to assign any resource to any Task this resource should be … Continue reading
How to create Project for Web
Hi, as I promised, from today I’m starting with Project for web, the brand new Microsoft Product. Before my first screenshot you should be aware of two crucial things: Since this is Project for web, obviously you should have Office … Continue reading
Leveling Gantt view and Leveling Delay field in MS PROJECT 2019
Hi, today I will explain Leveling Gantt view and Leveling Delay field in MS PROJECT 2019, which are rarely used. I will crate a simple Project with two resources and they both are going to be overallocated: As you can … Continue reading
