From: Stuart on 17 May 2010 07:53 Hi there guys I am working on Project 2007 and Office 2007 I am wanting to know how I can retrieve the tasks' notes on a daily basis, either as a report or if it can be sent to outlook's calender (as a task or within the calander) I can set reminders easy enough that bring in the task to outlook but it does not include the notes which is pertinent for me Maybe I am doing it the wrong way round but as an eg. I have a task, but within that task there is a level of detail that needs to go along with it for that day. For eg-On Day 1 there is a driver that needs to pick up x person, drop them off at place B at a certain time and so forth Perhaps I need to add it into a new field or text box or something but if anyone has some insight into this I would really greatly appreciate it Thanks for all the assistance in advance
From: Rob Schneider on 17 May 2010 08:23 Stuart, I guess what I would do, if you really want these details in your project plan, is to first see if you can put them into Notes for each task. Frankly, if you are trying to use Project to keep track of drivers who have to keep appointments. Are these tasks really part of of a project plan? I fear that this will not work will in Project and you'll be forever fighting it. Why not simply use Outlook, Word, or a white board for this sort of appointment type detail. You can get a daily task list by by printing the Gant Chart view or even one of the reports, and filtering the records for the day of interest. As discussed on many other postings, using Project and Outlook together doesn't work as it's not really designed in but apparently there are some third party tools. My hunch, based only on what you write here, that you may not be best served with Project. --rms www.rmschneider.com On 17/05/10 12:53, Stuart wrote: > Hi there guys > > I am working on Project 2007 and Office 2007 > > I am wanting to know how I can retrieve the tasks' notes on a daily basis, > either as a report or if it can be sent to outlook's calender (as a task or > within the calander) > I can set reminders easy enough that bring in the task to outlook but it > does not include the notes which is pertinent for me > > Maybe I am doing it the wrong way round but as an eg. I have a task, but > within that task there is a level of detail that needs to go along with it > for that day. > For eg-On Day 1 there is a driver that needs to pick up x person, drop them > off at place B at a certain time and so forth > > Perhaps I need to add it into a new field or text box or something but if > anyone has some insight into this I would really greatly appreciate it > > Thanks for all the assistance in advance > >
From: John on 17 May 2010 10:37 In article <AA9CFB71-9596-4330-93EA-BDDECC3C0CA2(a)microsoft.com>, Stuart <Stuart(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Hi there guys > > I am working on Project 2007 and Office 2007 > > I am wanting to know how I can retrieve the tasks' notes on a daily basis, > either as a report or if it can be sent to outlook's calender (as a task or > within the calander) > I can set reminders easy enough that bring in the task to outlook but it > does not include the notes which is pertinent for me > > Maybe I am doing it the wrong way round but as an eg. I have a task, but > within that task there is a level of detail that needs to go along with it > for that day. > For eg-On Day 1 there is a driver that needs to pick up x person, drop them > off at place B at a certain time and so forth > > Perhaps I need to add it into a new field or text box or something but if > anyone has some insight into this I would really greatly appreciate it > > Thanks for all the assistance in advance Stuart, I tend to agree with Rob. It looks like you are putting to much detail into your project plan. Nonetheless, there are a few ways to get Project's Notes field printed out or exported to another application. First of all copy and paste only works if there are fewer than 256 characters in the text string and/or there are no line feeds. To capture the full Notes field text data you will need to use VBA or an SQL query directly on Project's database. It so happens I have a freeware version of a VBA macro that exports Project's Notes field data to Excel. If you are interested, contact me at the address below. However, there is another easy way to get Project's Notes if you just need a printout. Go to File/Page Setup/View tab. Check the option to "Print Notes". That will give you a separate page of all the task notes text. Hope this helps. John Project MVP jensenljatatfastmaildotdotfm (remove obvious redundancies)
From: Stuart on 18 May 2010 05:50 Hey guys Thanks so much for replying to this request, I appreciate it a lot John I have written a mail to you about your VBA Macro Rob, I understand what you are saying-thanks so much for your insight Cheers for now Stu "John" wrote: > In article <AA9CFB71-9596-4330-93EA-BDDECC3C0CA2(a)microsoft.com>, > Stuart <Stuart(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > Hi there guys > > > > I am working on Project 2007 and Office 2007 > > > > I am wanting to know how I can retrieve the tasks' notes on a daily basis, > > either as a report or if it can be sent to outlook's calender (as a task or > > within the calander) > > I can set reminders easy enough that bring in the task to outlook but it > > does not include the notes which is pertinent for me > > > > Maybe I am doing it the wrong way round but as an eg. I have a task, but > > within that task there is a level of detail that needs to go along with it > > for that day. > > For eg-On Day 1 there is a driver that needs to pick up x person, drop them > > off at place B at a certain time and so forth > > > > Perhaps I need to add it into a new field or text box or something but if > > anyone has some insight into this I would really greatly appreciate it > > > > Thanks for all the assistance in advance > > Stuart, > I tend to agree with Rob. It looks like you are putting to much detail > into your project plan. Nonetheless, there are a few ways to get > Project's Notes field printed out or exported to another application. > > First of all copy and paste only works if there are fewer than 256 > characters in the text string and/or there are no line feeds. To capture > the full Notes field text data you will need to use VBA or an SQL query > directly on Project's database. It so happens I have a freeware version > of a VBA macro that exports Project's Notes field data to Excel. If you > are interested, contact me at the address below. > > However, there is another easy way to get Project's Notes if you just > need a printout. Go to File/Page Setup/View tab. Check the option to > "Print Notes". That will give you a separate page of all the task notes > text. > > Hope this helps. > > John > Project MVP > jensenljatatfastmaildotdotfm > (remove obvious redundancies) > . >
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