Written by Nate Auchter
Nate Auchter, MCTS, MCP, a principal consultant at Sensei Project Solutions, is passionate about leveraging Microsoft's project and portfolio management and collaboration and communication tools to help customers realize the huge benefits that these great tools and platforms have to offer. He is skilled and certified in the installation, configuration and architecture of the SharePoint and Project Server platforms. He helps organizations focus on business process automation, demand management, and production of high-quality reports to display business insights. Nate is expert at distilling how Microsoft's suite of products and new features provide value. He has presented at SharePoint community events all over the west coast and is an active MPUG member.
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Flavio Meira
Hi there,
Where can I have access to the project online 2016 preview?
Thank you
Daniel Sutton
Can the timeline input from the schedules be modified to show percent completes?
thanks
Nate Auchter
Hi Daniel,
Unfortunately, Project Pro Timelines do not allow for showing other task attributes on the timeline (perhaps in a future version?). I would recommend custom Gantt views in Project Pro or PWA to accomplish the task of adding progress/% complete to the view.
Thanks for the question!
Nate
Nate Auchter
Hi Kevin,
You’re correct, a task can only be added to one timeline within any timeline view, but multiple timeline views can be created to show different placement of key tasks within a set of tasks.
Currently, we’re unaware of any new functionality to be added to the Timeline feature.
Thanks for the comment.
Nate
David Lapierre
Is there a way to re-order the timelines. The one I added last is at the bottom and I want it to be the first one.