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Organize the task list
From the course: Microsoft Project 2021 and Project Online Desktop Essential Training
Organize the task list
- As you build and manage your project, you'll probably end up reorganizing the tasks in your task list. You can change their outline levels or move them around in the list. Before we do that, I want to widen the task name column. So, I'm going to point to the right side of the task name header and then drag to the right. looking at indenting and out denting, what you do depends on the task levels. We're going to take a look at task 18 prep phone system. It turns out that it's actually two levels too low. It should be at the same level as plan move. So, I select the task and then go to the task tab, to the schedule section. And, there's a button that has some gray horizontal lines and a small blue arrow pointing to the left. That's out dent. Go ahead and click that the first time. And, it brings it up one level. And, then when you click it the second time, it comes up to the level of plan move. You can see that just by following where it sits in the outline. If we scroll down a little…
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The difference between auto and manual scheduling5m 41s
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Create an auto-scheduled task3m 54s
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Create a manually scheduled task4m 23s
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Create a milestone task1m 42s
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Create a summary task5m 52s
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Display summary tasks and subtasks3m 45s
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Copy tasks from another program2m 32s
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Organize the task list5m 9s
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Delete tasks and summary tasks4m 42s
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Work with work breakdown structure codes5m 3s
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