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Question on MS Project

DJFuji

Diamond Member
I've got about 6 projects i'm heading up at work that i want to document in MS project. I'm writing up the tasks and am wondering if its better to create separate project files for each actual project or use the cascading aspects of tasks to put each project in one file as a task and have their associated tasks as subtasks? This means i can view my entire workload in one file but i'm not sure if that will cause problems later. Comments?
 
I have always believed in keeping each project seperate.

Mainly because I had to provide the info to different people that had o knowledge/cares of other projects being worked on or supported.

Also, a couple were for independent clients.

You may be able to create a master project and link in the indivigual projects.
It make sense to be able to, whether it can be done is another story.
 
Thanks eaglekeeper. I guess i'll give it a try and see what works best for me. The only bad thing is not being able to have a wide overview of all my projects. I'll have to look at each one individually.
 
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