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Working with a table

Working with a table - Microsoft Project Tutorial

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Working with a table

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The Table pane on the left side of many views like the one you see in the Gantt Chart displays project fields and columns, so you can see, or edit values for tasks, resources, or assignments. You can switch to the table that appears to see different sets of data. You can also adjust the width of the Table pane to see more or less of the table. In this Gantt Chart View, there is a table on the left pane of the window. If you want to change the table that you see, on the View Tab, click the down arrow for Tables, and then choose the table that you want. In this case, I'll click Summary, and the Summary table appears. The Summary table is a nice overview of the information about tasks. I'm going to widen the table here, and you can see that the Summary table has the Duration field, start date, finish date, the percent of duration that's complete, the task cost and how many work hours are involved. If you want to choose a different view, click the down arrow on the Tables button again…

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