Key Points

• In Project, you share elements that you customize, such as tables or filters, between project plans and the global template via the Organizer.

• Project, like many other programs in the Microsoft Office System, uses the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro programming language. Among other things, macros enable you to automate repetitive tasks.

• If you want to work directly with VBA code, you do so in the Visual Basic Editor, which is included in Project as well as other Office applications.

• You can substantially customize the toolbars in Project to include the commands and features that interest you the most.