Manage your project's critical path - Microsoft Support
Learn how to identify and track the critical tasks that determine the finish date of your project in Project Online Desktop Client or Project Professional 2021. Find out how to shorten the critical path, set up multiple critical paths, and see the critical path across multiple projects.
Show the critical path of your project in Project
Learn how to identify and monitor the critical path of your project, a chain of linked tasks that directly affects the project finish date. See how to display the critical path in different views, filter by critical tasks, and set up multiple critical paths.
Create a Network Diagram in Project desktop - Microsoft Support
Learn how to use the Network Diagram view in Project desktop to create a graphical representation of your project tasks, dependencies, and critical path. Customize the layout, style, and information of your diagram with various options and settings.
Plans within plans: master projects and subprojects
Learn how to create and manage subprojects in a master project file to break down large or complex projects into smaller and more manageable units. Find out the benefits, limitations, and best practices of using subprojects in Project.
The project triangle - Microsoft Support
A surefire way to shorten the schedule is to shorten the critical path, a series of tasks whose last task finishes on the project end date. Changing other tasks might not shorten the schedule, but changing critical path tasks will. To shorten the critical path, you can: Shorten task durations (reduce scope or add resources).
Pick the right report in Project - Microsoft Support
Learn how to use predefined reports and dashboards in Project to check your project’s health and status. See how to create your own reports, view visual reports in Excel or Visio, and compare different fields and charts.
Project management goal: Resolve resource allocation problems
Learn how to manage resource workloads to avoid overallocations and underallocations in Project. See different methods to reallocate or reschedule work, such as adding lead or lag time, controlling resource availability, finding available resources, and resource leveling.
Track percent complete for tasks - Microsoft Support
If you want show more than the percent complete for tasks, you might want to learn about tracking linked critical tasks or using highlight to show linked tasks. For tracking progress of schedules, take a look at how Project schedules tasks behind the scenes .
Project help - Microsoft Support
Find answers to common questions and issues about Project 2016, Project Online, and Project Server. Learn how to install, use, and manage projects, resources, calendars, costs, views, reports, and more.
Basic tasks in Project - Microsoft Support
Learn how to add, outline, link, and print tasks in Project, a project management software. Find out how to change your view, import tasks, and more.
Create a Project report - Microsoft Support
Give your report a name and start adding information to it. Blank Creates a blank canvas.Use the Report Tools Design tab to add charts, tables, text, and images.. Chart Project creates a chart …