Shannon Mollenhauer
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MS Project 2010 Baseline manipulation needed
We have a project which did not get baselined at the appropriate time, but did get an interim plan saved around the right time and also had "Baseline4" saved at nearly the same time. I discovered the trick of being able to save from one baseline or interim set to another and actually manually pasted some values into the fields in the "Baseline0" set, but the project statistics will not show these values.
Is there any way to get MSP to recalculate the dates and other stats for the Baseline0 plan so that it displays correctly in the stats window, reports, etc.?
Is there any way to get MSP to recalculate the dates and other stats for the Baseline0 plan so that it displays correctly in the stats window, reports, etc.?
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Definitely some lessons learned about what can and cannot be done to modify the baseline after the fact. The comments about policy and protocol aren't technically relevant, but hopefully they'll be a good reminder to others who read this in the future. I am a PMP and know very well the hazards of major replanning after baselining (or starting work without setting it and having sponsor agreement. Unfortunately, I was not sitting in the room when this process started. I just got to try to clean up the mess!
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