Start a new project
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In Project Home, select New blank project.
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Select Untitled project and give your project a name.
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By default, you are the Project Manager and today is the project Start date, but you can change these as needed.
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Add tasks and summary tasks
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Select Add new task and type a task name. Then press Enter.
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Type another task name and press Enter again until you have a full list of tasks.
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To indent tasks under summary tasks, select the three vertical dots by the task name and choose Make subtask. Tips:
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To select more than one task, select a task, press and hold Ctrl, and then select another task.
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You can also choose Promote subtask to move tasks out from under summary tasks.
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Assign tasks
To assign tasks, your project needs to be associated with an Office 365 Group. If you're the project owner, you can:
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Add your project to a group by choosing Group members at the top of your project.
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Add or remove people from the project's group.
To assign a task:
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In the Assigned to column for a task, select the person icon.
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Choose a team member from the list or enter text to search for one.
For more information on assigning tasks, see Share a project.
Add duration and columns
It's often easiest to begin constructing your project with duration.
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In the Duration column for a task, type the number of days you think it will take to accomplish.
If you want to use a different unit of time, enter a number plus the word hours, weeks, or months.
If you want your task to appear as a diamond-shaped milestone in Timeline view, type 0 days in the Duration column.
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Press Enter to go to the next task's Duration field and continue entering durations.
Note: You can't enter duration for summary tasks.
You can continue to add more details to your project by adding columns.
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Beside the Duration column header, choose Add Column.
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