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Home > Forums > Project & Configuration Management > Project & Configuration Management > Microsoft: Microsoft Project Forum

Generating report

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stjuste101 (Computer)

12 Oct 07 12:15

Does anyone know how to generate a report that breaks out each project by month, time, and position.

Example:

Project Name

Jan 2008                      Feb 2008
Task #1 -130hrs               Task #1 -80hrs
Task #2 -140hrs               Task #2 -60hrs
Task #3 -160hrs               Task #3 -90hrs

Something to that example above.

Let me know if any questions.

jblack34 (Computer)

15 Oct 07 0:04

See if either of these options work:
1. Click on Task Usage View, then alter your time phases data to display at the Month level.

2. Click on >View, >Toolbars, >Analysis. Then choose the >Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel. Follow the wizard and choose Month for units.

I hope one of these options get you close!

J Black
www.pmconnection.com

stjuste101 (Computer)

19 Oct 07 11:10

I ended up doing it manually, but would still like to learn. You lost me at Then choose the "Analyze Timescaled data in Excel". I don't see that option anywhere. I see a data analysis button, but it is not letting you select it.

Thanks

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