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very quick. many thanks.<br />
Saved me heaps of effort.
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very quick. many thanks.
Saved me heaps of effort.

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This question is exactly the one I wanted answering, and is the reason I have joined this group, but I have no knowledge of how to apply the solution. &nbsp;Can anyone give me some help with this?<br />
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I am using MSP 2010<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Eric
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This question is exactly the one I wanted answering, and is the reason I have joined this group, but I have no knowledge of how to apply the solution.  Can anyone give me some help with this?

I am using MSP 2010

Thanks

Eric

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I have projects with lots of levels of sub-tasks and parallel phases so that simply selecting 'show level 2' or 'show level 5' leaves completed summary tasks expanded and uncompleted ones in collapsed state. &nbsp;How can I quickly keep expanded the uncompleted summary tasks but collapse the completed ones? &nbsp;Is there a macro function that would do this?
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I have projects with lots of levels of sub-tasks and parallel phases so that simply selecting 'show level 2' or 'show level 5' leaves completed summary tasks expanded and uncompleted ones in collapsed state.  How can I quickly keep expanded the uncompleted summary tasks but collapse the completed ones?  Is there a macro function that would do this?

Microsoft Project - how to collapse completed summary tasks

Project management software has the capacity to help plan, organize, and manage resource tools and develop resource estimates. Depending on the sophistication of the software, it can manage estimation and planning, scheduling, cost control and budget management, resource allocation, collaboration software, communication, decision-making, quality management and documentation or administration systems.