MS Project Tutorial 3 How to Maneuver Screens and Tables

In this tutorial viewers become comfortable maneuvering many different screens, sheets and tables in MS Project. An overview of Network Diagrams is also provided.

[@daniiloleynikov980]

I've just started a new job as PM and these tutorials are really helpful, if not essential. I am really grateful to Mr. Stephenson!

[@TomStephensontraining]

You’re welcome Daniel, I’m glad the videos help you. Check the playlists for Ms Project the course and you can download files from the description to more easily follow along

[@fadifelfel2134]

I don't know why you don't have much views best tutorials I watched Thanks

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks, I’m happy it helped you

[@dalefmurphy]

Tom, you are really the best explainer of MS Project on KZbin!

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks so much Dale I really appreciate your kind words and support

[@luisvallejos2320]

THANK YOU SIR!!!!! you should have hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thank you Luis for taking the time to comment. I appreciate your kind words.

[@bm7502]

Thank you! I am a civil engineer and just new in the field of construction project management and your tutorial is a great help.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Great! Im glad they help. Some of my playlists will definitely be of help eg site management

[@mrfleursg]

This is really good !!!, I had a PM course and the explanations were terrible. This helped a lot. THANK YOU TOM !!!

[@TomStephensontraining]

Glad it helped!

[@karunanandalelwala9710]

This explanation is very informative. Thank you for explaining these things clearly. Keep up the good work that you are doing now.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Great glad to help. Check out my tools tips playlist videos 9 and 10 also walk through the critical path and how it is calculated

[@asifalitcps]

Thanks a lot for this sir. I am a professional and I am learning a lot from you. I can take my work to another level with your lectures

[@TomStephensontraining]

You are most welcome, you sound like a life long learner as I am, keep up the great work!

[@christopher4916]

Thank you, enjoying your tutorials very much

[@TomStephensontraining]

Great! Thanks for the comment

[@rksudera]

Simply Spectacular Lecture!

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks for the kind words Rajendra

[@terrencemackgmail]

Thank you, Tom! Great video. I really enjoyed it.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Terrance, have a great day

[@kennedymwiti5275]

Thank you sir. This tutorial has just sorted out most of my challenges in MS project.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Excellent, I’m glad they help you Kennedy!

[@zakeerrg3010]

Excellent detailed description.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Zakeer!!!

[@florent8704]

Definitely the most helpfull tutorial playlist on MS project. Thank you for the great job. I was wondering whether you introduced and explained the use and management of buffers ?

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thank you for the kind words, yes I will think about doing a video on Buffers, it is an interesting topic and can be handled in a few different ways.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Also Florent I forgot to ask do you work in the construction field? Buffers are even more interesting in the construction field

[@shahnurooddin]

Dear Sir, I am a professional structure Engineer and I have searched a lot regarding MSP good classes and I found that your lectures/classes are the best of them with real time explanation and examples. This is helping me a lot. Please keep sharing. Thanking You...

[@TomStephensontraining]

Great, thank you. You may enjoy MS Project the course playlist as I provide google drive links to download practice files.

[@shahnurooddin]

@@TomStephensontraining Kindly share the prectice files to me.

[@ankifilm2779]

Thank you. This is so simple to understand.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Great, check my playlists for MS Project the course and you can in the video descriptions get links to files to download and follow along with.

[@haroldicks2576]

Good stuff Tom

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Harold, glad it helps

[@Krouseltd]

The contents of these video series cover the most important parts of the MS Project. The explanation is very clear and concise. Since there is 8-9 lessens, it would be great if you could please copy and paste all the lesson element that you did in the fists videos for the other videos too so we wont need to backward and forward to find the next lesson. Thank you again!

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Kurosh, Icwill do thatcwhen I get time. In the meantime You should see them in order if you click on playlists and go to ms project tutorials.

[@robocon4920]

Thank you for incredible series of lectures. Is there a construction project template available, exactly as in the beginning of this video. Detailed sections and subsections listed is exactly what im looking for. Perhaps theres a download link available? Many thanks.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks, at some point when i develop my website

[@wembabaziisaac7610]

this is great i am just going to intergrate this in my m&e work

[@TomStephensontraining]

Yes can definitely help for that!

[@markmusk521]

Thank you very much.

[@TomStephensontraining]

You are welcome Mark

[@NamN.H]

Thanks, Sir! it's constructive.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Im happy the videos help you!

[@muhammadasraf4038]

thanks sir for your explanation

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Muhammad glad it helped

[@izznougoud]

Hello sir and thank you for the very informative tutorials. I'm working for an EPC-contractor specialized in High Voltage Substations. We normally have a contractual start- and end-date with a number of milestones in between. We need to plan "backwards" from the End-date to find the possible duration of every dicipline (eartwork, erection and installation, testing and comissioning etc). Do you have a tutorial on the best practice without using the SF dependancy too much?

[@TomStephensontraining]

I have fairly recent videos on pull planning. Once you have that you can enter the information like a regular schedule with the logical dependencies. But getting the it is best to pull plan as part of a last planner system. Let me know if that is what you meant.

[@davidobiro7186]

Thank you Sir, you're very helpful to me. I am construction manager but new in the field, I have found the tutorials very much helpful. My question, are the variants calculated automatically?

[@TomStephensontraining]

Yes variance is calculated automatically when you update activities

[@TomStephensontraining]

As long as you setup the baseline correctly. Thanks for watching David.

[@davidobiro7186]

@@TomStephensontraining thank you

[@yvesmakoumbou2131]

Thanks

[@TomStephensontraining]

great

[@Mostafa20268]

Sir Mr. Tom , can we protect the MS project (file )by locking by a password or any other way please?

[@leultechbest7474]

Dear MR Tom Stephenson,I have seen all your MS Project Tutorials That are so nice.But all the writtens in the screen are not avialable to see in th bar charrt .So if possible add fontt size.Thank you.

[@TomStephensontraining]

Hi Leul, check my next video I will improve on this. Thanks so much

[@uthrakv]

tom you need to assign baseline and show the variance

[@TomStephensontraining]

Hi if you check out tutorials 5 and 6 i get more into baselines and variances. Hope that helps

[@uthrakv]

Tom do you do consultant

[@Farsath999]

Hi sir , i want to know how the datas are entered in cost How the cost section works Can we automatically schedule?

[@TomStephensontraining]

Check out my MS Project the course playlist and look for the video on resources probably video 4 or 5

[@Farsath999]

@@TomStephensontraining thankyou sir Your classes are really crisp and clear.

[@keithopwani7302]

Nice video thanks.... How can I come up with lets say a 20 day mining project for 2000 tonnes of a mineral where my daily target is 100 tonnes? kindly assist

[@TomStephensontraining]

You should be able to monitor by add it as a materiaal resource 20 days assign 2000 tonnes and make sure it is prorated and that will spread it evenly over the 20 days.

[@user-je8nm2fd5q]

hello ,can you Kindly share the practice files to me? by the way i really enjoy your videos,thanks

[@TomStephensontraining]

Go to my MS Project the course playlist and for each of those videos you can download a start point file. Im glad the videos help!

[@samtaha5150]

I am a fan of your videos and the content you keep sharing. Thank you so much for sharing such amazing content. Very helpful and great learning materials. PLus we are connected on LinkedIn and I have your great book of "planning, scheduling, and control".

[@TomStephensontraining]

Thanks Sam, I really appreciate your kind words

[@IranVancouverShop]

I found 3rd part and jumped with some steps left behind. The learning pace is not constant. Isn't it?

[@TomStephensontraining]

Hi you maybe best to try ms project the course which is listed on one of my playlists then start at video 1 as yes you missed 2 videos.

[@IranVancouverShop]

@@TomStephensontraining Hi, dear professor. I watched 1&2, and the pace was easy to understand. But the third part becomes advanced a bit. I got worried that I missed a part. I am following the lessons by number. Thank you so much for such a masterpiece.

[@TomStephensontraining]

@@IranVancouverShop Great if you finish those check my playlists and ms project the course where you can download files to more easily follow along with

[@IranVancouverShop]

@@TomStephensontraining Sure. Thank you.

[@sanketkalathiya1179]

Hii sir, can I please get this file for practice

[@TomStephensontraining]

Go to my playlists and look for msproject the course in the description i provide a google drive link to all the files for the videos under this playlist. I hope that helps Sanket

[@user-zk7pc4ep7b]

can you share this file?

[@TomStephensontraining]

I don’t have it for this series but if you go to ky playlist by clicking on my face and look for MS Project the course you will see a google drive link in each video description where you can download the working file. I hope that helps