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Old 04-24-2015, 08:19 AM
patrickd123 patrickd123 is offline Modifying default Gantt chart View Windows XP Modifying default Gantt chart View Office 2003
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In my day to day, we work under a monthly release schedule. So, each month, a certain number of tasks are declared as completed. But I don't want to delete them in my MSP plan because of historical performance tracking.



So I created a column "Status" with an possible values of blank and "Archived". Therefore, each month, instead of deleting the completed tasks, I set their "Status" to "Archived".

I also created a filter to exclude the tasks set to Archived and went into the view organizer to add this filter to the Default Gantt chart view.

Problem: the Gantt chart view auto retores itself to the original setting without my filter. I seem to not be able to have the filter attached to it permanently.

Any solution?

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