From: Belinda Lee on
In Project 2007, I cannot find how to insert a portion of a subproject
into a master project. I have 25 different subprojects that are all
organized by phases (Phase 1-5). The master needs to consolidate the
subprojects by these respective phases. For example:

MASTER
- Phase 1
--- From subproject 1
--- From subproject 2
--- From subproject 3

- Phase 2
--- From subproject 2
--- From subproject 3
--- From subproject 4

- Phase 3
--- From subproject 3
--- From subproject 4
--- From subproject 5

.... and so on and so forth. Can anyone help me?
From: PlanMan on
I would link the subprojects to the master via external linkages (maybe you
can avoid a "master file" altogether). Likely you would duplicate the tasks
in the master and link them externally to the respective subproject files. I
hope I understood your question correctly. This is done by opening the
subproject and master file and using "Sub Project Name"\(task id #) as a
predecessor name where the "Sub Project Name" is the name of the file and the
task id# is the line in which the task appears in your sub project file.
Depending on what are you specifically want you can always just copy and
paste tasks into another file - highlight the entire row and then right click
and copy task.

"Belinda Lee" wrote:

> In Project 2007, I cannot find how to insert a portion of a subproject
> into a master project. I have 25 different subprojects that are all
> organized by phases (Phase 1-5). The master needs to consolidate the
> subprojects by these respective phases. For example:
>
> MASTER
> - Phase 1
> --- From subproject 1
> --- From subproject 2
> --- From subproject 3
>
> - Phase 2
> --- From subproject 2
> --- From subproject 3
> --- From subproject 4
>
> - Phase 3
> --- From subproject 3
> --- From subproject 4
> --- From subproject 5
>
> .... and so on and so forth. Can anyone help me?
> .
>
From: Andrew Lavinsky on
You could probably do this by:

1) Adding a custom field to your subprojects flagging each task by phase.
2) Inserting subprojects into your master project
3) Adding a custom group (Project > Group by > More Groups) to group by
Phase and then Project.

I don't have a copy of Project in front of me, but in concept that should
work.

"Belinda Lee" wrote:

> In Project 2007, I cannot find how to insert a portion of a subproject
> into a master project. I have 25 different subprojects that are all
> organized by phases (Phase 1-5). The master needs to consolidate the
> subprojects by these respective phases. For example:
>
> MASTER
> - Phase 1
> --- From subproject 1
> --- From subproject 2
> --- From subproject 3
>
> - Phase 2
> --- From subproject 2
> --- From subproject 3
> --- From subproject 4
>
> - Phase 3
> --- From subproject 3
> --- From subproject 4
> --- From subproject 5
>
> .... and so on and so forth. Can anyone help me?
> .
>