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Automatically disabling tasks that are completed in PWA
My team is using Project Server 2007 with PWA. They do task assignment to
lots of people and these people receive lots of tasks on a daily basis. The
problem that we are facing is once the tasks are completed how do we make the
tasks disappear in the task view/timesheet view. Is there a setting that we
need to set in Project Server, a script that we can create to automatically
turn these tasks off. Currently the only way to perform this is to manually
turn the tasks off when the task is completed/100% complete or 0 work
remaining.
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Utf
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1/13/2010 5:42:01 PM |
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Hi, see my blog for some VBA code to do exactly this.
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Thanks, Ben.
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
http://appleparkltd.spaces.live.com/
"Phyl" wrote:
> My team is using Project Server 2007 with PWA. They do task assignment to
> lots of people and these people receive lots of tasks on a daily basis. The
> problem that we are facing is once the tasks are completed how do we make the
> tasks disappear in the task view/timesheet view. Is there a setting that we
> need to set in Project Server, a script that we can create to automatically
> turn these tasks off. Currently the only way to perform this is to manually
> turn the tasks off when the task is completed/100% complete or 0 work
> remaining.
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Utf
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1/13/2010 6:18:03 PM
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This is wonderful and it works.
"Ben Howard" wrote:
> Hi, see my blog for some VBA code to do exactly this.
> --
> Thanks, Ben.
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> Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
> http://appleparkltd.spaces.live.com/
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> "Phyl" wrote:
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> > My team is using Project Server 2007 with PWA. They do task assignment to
> > lots of people and these people receive lots of tasks on a daily basis. The
> > problem that we are facing is once the tasks are completed how do we make the
> > tasks disappear in the task view/timesheet view. Is there a setting that we
> > need to set in Project Server, a script that we can create to automatically
> > turn these tasks off. Currently the only way to perform this is to manually
> > turn the tasks off when the task is completed/100% complete or 0 work
> > remaining.
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Utf
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1/13/2010 6:50:02 PM
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