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Tue 9 Sep 2008, 16:46Delegate Enrico said...
Enrico has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Project 2007 - summary tasks non displaying %
Hi,
I have a couple of issues with Project 2007.
1) Project is not showing the % comlplete in the summary tasks.
2) When I update the percentage complete in the table (I.e. from 0 to 50%), projects it still displays 0%.
If I split the screen and update the % complete from there it works.
Any idea?
Are you aware of any bug in Project 2007?
Thanks
Enrico
Thu 11 Sep 2008, 15:16Trainer Alan said...
RE: Project 2007 - summary tasks non displaying %
Hi Enrico
For the summary tasks, go to FORMAT, BAR STYLES and choose SUMMARY from the left hand column.
Then click the TEXT tab below, and from the drop down button next to RIGHT, choose % COMPLETE. That should solve the problem.
As for point 2, I cannot understand this. It may be a problem with your own software. Are you using a Beta version? You could try re-installing or better still contact Microsoft themselves at www.microsoft.com
Alan Burbridge
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