From: Sinister on
Here is my problem. I have to be able to identify new tasks that have been
added since a schedule was baselined. I would like to create a filter to
single these out, but I don't know what field to filter against.
From: Jonathan Sofer on
If a schedule is baselined, all new tasks will not have a baseline. You can
filter of [Baseline Start] = NA. If the filter does not recognize this, try
[Baseline Start] > 55000

Jonathan

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> Here is my problem. I have to be able to identify new tasks that have been
> added since a schedule was baselined. I would like to create a filter to
> single these out, but I don't know what field to filter against.


From: Jack Dahlgren on
You could filter to see which tasks have a baseline value.

-JAck Dahlgren

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> Here is my problem. I have to be able to identify new tasks that have been
> added since a schedule was baselined. I would like to create a filter to
> single these out, but I don't know what field to filter against.


From: JulieS on
Hello Sinister,

In addition to Jonathan's and Jack's good advice, you may also find
using the Created date field added to a task view may be useful.

I hope this helps.

Julie
Project MVP

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> Here is my problem. I have to be able to identify new tasks that
> have been
> added since a schedule was baselined. I would like to create a
> filter to
> single these out, but I don't know what field to filter against.


From: Trevor Rabey on
If a Task doesn't have a Baseline, this is a good indicator that it has
probably been added since the project was baselined.
But it is not a guarantee, because individual tasks can be baselined or have
their baseline cleared at different times.

The Created field helps but also if you copy and paste Tasks from other
projects, say a template that you might use, their Created date will be
earlier than that of any Task that you create fresh, even though you might
add them to your plan at any time.

The best way to keep a record of and track the history of your plan is to
save the current version of it every day, with an appropriate name, eg:
"My Plan 28-04-2008..."
"My Plan 29-04-2008..."


Trevor Rabey 0407213955 61 8 92727485 PERFECT PROJECT PLANNING
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> added since a schedule was baselined. I would like to create a filter to
> single these out, but I don't know what field to filter against.


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