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Not too complex but I can't find a definitive answer. I want to Import tasks, resources and scheduling into a new project - and I need a list of the required columns I will need for Resources (starting with resources) and then a list of the additional fields I could add to my excel file to import into the new project.
Also can I do this via Access Tables A point in the right direction is all I need - Thank you |
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The best I can suggest in order to get the right data types and fields is to first export a simple project from Project to Excel. You can use the default tables in the export to get a sense of what you need.
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