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From: Jaime on 12 Mar 2010 16:07
Hey Everyone!

I'm working on a "template" in MS project to help some of my colleagues plan and track their projects consistently. In the plan I have included the following fields: Baseline 1 Start, Baseline 1 Finish, Baseline 2 Start, and Baseline 2 Finish. The baseline 2 fields are there for an interim plan. I always first define the start date in the project information box. However, after doing this, if I then key in the baseline dates (I'm just testing with baseline 1 right now), then set the baseline, all dates I entered change to the project start date. I have scanned numerous books and tutorials about this, and all I have found instruct users to key in the dates first, then set the baseline. Am I missing something? I thought setting the baseline was supposed to save the dates I entered. Why is it overriding to the project start date? I am careful to select Baseline 1 when setting it.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!!



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