Guys & Gals, I have a request to produce a report which shows 'what the % complete should
be if all tasks are running on schedule'.
The only way I could think of doing this would be manually 'update to
schedule' all tasks, then Copy/Cut the % complete column, close the plan
without saving ( or possibly use the undo function ), paste the vales into a
user defined column and then print out.
I'm sure somebody out there has some natty little tool or macro that could
do all this for me at the touch of a mouse - if you're that person please let
me know !!!
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