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Tagged: bug, Microsoft Project 2010, Tasks
I’ve created a custom View Definition that contains a standard table, the ‘Status’ Group, and a custom filter which is just a copy of the Date Range… filter with the exception of a couple word changes.
When the View is copied to the Global and then used in a separate project file, the custom filter doesn’t maintain its relationship/assignment with the View, but the table and the group do. The filter reverts back to All Tasks. I can sometimes get the Date Range filter to show up, but the specific dates aren’t able to be selected.
Is this a bug?
Using v2010
Open both projects and copy all relevant tables, filters, views, etc. directly between projects. No need to use Global.
Thanks for the response. And I believe that solution works. However, I am trying to share the custom view with other people so they can use it in their project schedules. Some of them have to manage A LOT of schedules. Copying the view/table/filter/group over separately for each one of their projects would be a pain in the @$$, and as a result they probably won’t end up doing it and using it. I was hoping copying it over to their global would be the easy/quick solution
Scratch my previous response. Still no luck when copying a view using the Date Range filter between two separate projects.