2016
Lynda
John Riopel and Bonnie Biafore
1:14
English

Stakeholders and team members better understand project performance when they can actually see the project plan and how work is progressing. Follow along with project management expert John Riopel as he shares his tips for creating visual reports in Microsoft Project to leverage the power of Excel pivot tables and Visio pivot diagrams. He introduces Project's built-in visual report templates and walks you through creating a task burnup report, a work breakdown structure (WBS), and a resource analysis report.
NOTE: These techniques work equally well with Microsoft Project 2010, 2013, and 2016.

Introduction
4m 11s
Welcome
1m 1s
Project scenario
41s
Need to know
1m 44s
Using the exercise files
45s
1. Working with Visual Report Templates
26m 13s
Selecting an existing template
3m 31s
Editing a template
5m 58s
Creating a new template
4m 23s
Managing templates
5m 14s
Working with Save Data function
7m 7s
2. Building a Task Burnup Report
14m 12s
Displaying task burn in a graph
8m 35s
Inserting a graph
1m 50s
Working with the pivot table
2m 27s
Saving to an Excel template
1m 20s
3. Constructing a WBS
15m 10s
Building a WBS
1m 31s
Working with the Visio diagram
3m 40s
Working with filters
2m 54s
Working with the Visio layout
4m 40s
Saving to a Visio template
2m 25s
4. Developing a Dashboard Report with Multiple Datasets
13m 27s
Working with the pivot table
7m 6s
Adding visual graphs
1m 47s
Displaying a task burn in a graph
4m 34s
Conclusion
50s
Next steps
50s


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