Written by John Reinheimer
John Reinheimer, PMP, PMI-SP, MCP, has been using Project for 18-plus years. He has worked as a scheduler, project manager, trainer, and PMO developer at several companies, including DirecTV, Mattel, Boeing, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida, and Fidelity Information Services. John is an independent consultant currently working with the United States Navy on a $1.7 billion unmanned vehicle program. Contact him at johnnyrein@earthlink.net
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John Reinheimer
Use the % complete column or the actual start and actual finish fields. Be sure to baseline the tasks before marking progress.
Jacob K
This is the best concise explanation that I have seen. Thank you, John!