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A milestone imposed on an activity or project by the user.
See activity.
The act of assigning tasks to resources while taking into account the available working days on the resourcesí calendars.
The view within Project that presents tasks within a project in a table-like format.
See to complete performance index.
A ìcleanî document with predefined formatting and data entry requirements.
Task, resource, or assignment information that is distributed over time.
The time period indicator that appears at the top of various Gantt views, the Task Usage view, and the Resource Usage view.
A page within Project Web Access where resources can record their progress on tasks and send updates to the project manager.
The ratio of remaining available budget to be spent on the remaining scheduled cost.
To assign a resource to work fewer hours than the resource has available.
In Microsoft Project, a standard used to measure a resourceís capacity to work when assigned a task.
The amount of time, expressed as a percentage or decimal number, that a resource can be scheduled for assigned work.
See variance at completion.
The gap or difference between two points or items.
The difference between the budget at completion (BAC) and the estimate at completion (EAC).
See Visual Basic for Applications
The version of the Visual Basic programming language used for .NET web services development.
The version of the Visual Basic programming language, developed for use within Project and other Microsoft Office applications, that enables you to create programming code for complex Project macros and applications.
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