Hi,


I am using project for one of my work at Ministry, I am not very much familiar with this project software so I came up with an issue.

The issue is that I have created two collapsible summary tabs, I want both of them to work separately, e-g if I collapse one summary tab, the other one should remain open but the issue that I am facing is, that when I collapse the top most tab it collapses everything.

So can someone tell me how to do this, I want both of the summary tabs to work separately and one more thing that I noticed the lower summary tab's days are somehow connected to top most summary tab, while I want both of them to be independent.

Are you sure both of the summary tasks are at the same level? Is the second a subtask of the first?

Go to View tab, Outline and select Outline Level 1 -- do you see both summary tasks? Can you click the plus mark to expand one and leave the other collapsed?

Well when I go to view tab and do that, everything collapses even one another summary tab collapses too because of this one top summary tab. I didn't wanted all summary tabs to collapse rather I want it like this that when I collapse one summary tab, it doesn't have any effect on other summary tabs and its sub tasks.

but in my case when I collapse the top summary task, it collapses all below summary tasks, somehow the below summary task is acting like subtask while i wanted it to be an independant summary task.

Even the second summary task shares its days with the first summary task, while according to the structure that I wanted I didin't wanted the second summary task's days to be shared with the first summary task's days.

The Project summary task should be the first line in your project - at row zero.

Then come your summary tasks - all at outline level 1. If the tasks are disappearing when you select Outline Level 1 - you need to outdent the tasks to the correct level: Click the task name and on the Task Tab, click the Outdent button. Use the indent and outdent buttons to set your structure.

Hey thanks alot for that, it was actually the solution I was looking for, you know sometimes its really hard to explain the problem.
Well thanks alot for the help I really appreciate that

You're welcome and thank you for the feedback.