I have mutiple projects created individually. The tasks for these seperate
projects are linked. How can I create a master schedule with all my projects
without changing the links? Also can I sort my tasks by date without
changing how the tasks are linked?
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NSkuse98

Re: Multiple projects and master by Jan

Jan
Wed Mar 29 10:49:20 CST 2006

Hi,

Inserting into a master or Sorting will not modify any link, rest assured.

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> I have mutiple projects created individually. The tasks for these
seperate
> projects are linked. How can I create a master schedule with all my
projects
> without changing the links? Also can I sort my tasks by date without
> changing how the tasks are linked?
> --
> NSkuse98



Re: Multiple projects and master by John

John
Wed Mar 29 11:04:32 CST 2006

In article <6F142A17-9660-42E7-A181-DB351188ACEE@microsoft.com>,
NSkuse98 <NSkuse98@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have mutiple projects created individually. The tasks for these seperate
> projects are linked. How can I create a master schedule with all my projects
> without changing the links? Also can I sort my tasks by date without
> changing how the tasks are linked?

NSkuse,
When you say that several tasks are linked between the individual
projects, I assume you are referring to external predecessors and
successors. If you are using some other type of link, we need to know
that.

The simplest way to create a master is by first opening a new project
and then going to Insert/Project and selecting each of the individual
projects. The default is for a dynamically consolidated master so all
the links between projects will be preserved. Once the master is created
you can sort as you normally would - in this case by [whichever] date.

Hope this helps.
John
Project MVP