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Filter for actual hours by week
I know there has to be a simple answer to this, but here goes. I need to filter a view that shows me only the tasks that have had actual work applied within a certain time frame. I have looked at the filters, but I can't seem to filter based on timescaled data. Maybe I am making this alot...- RoarinDave
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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Last Baseline Save Date
The schema itself is not exposed, but I did find a hidden function that will return the last time the baseline was saved or updated. It took alot of digging but I found it. The function expression .BaselineSavedDate(Baseline) expression Required. An expression that returns a Project object...- RoarinDave
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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Last Baseline Save Date
Thanks for the insight, but the date I need is the last time the Baseline was updated. We use that as a check against the last "approved" project change to make sure project managers are not accidentally making changes they should not. Was hoping I could "snag" that date as a red flag. I just...- RoarinDave
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
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Last Baseline Save Date
I have been writing VB macros for MSP 2003, I need to be able to access that last date the baseline was saved. You can see it when you go to tools->tracking->save baseline. I have looked all over the data structure but have not been able to locate this date. Does anyone know how to find it or...- RoarinDave
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- Forum: Microsoft: Project
