How To Create Views in Microsoft Project and save to Project Online

[@tomproudman1344]

Very useful video, thank you!

[@TomHenry]

You're welcome!

[@praveeng4657]

Thank you so much! This video was really helpful.

[@fernandopaz1135]

Hi Tom, your videos are very helpful. I added 2 columns to the Summary view in Project Center to show the Baseline Start and Baseline Finish fields. However, both columns in the Project Center show "blank" for all the projects, although the Project Baseline has been created and the data is available/shown in each of the projects. Any help that you can provide?

[@tomproudman1344]

I'm trying to create a view which will show particular tasks (identifiable by a value from a custom field) from multiple projects (either all projects or specific projects that I cherry pick). I can do this by copying and modifying one of the out-of-the-box views (Resource Assignments), but this view is inherently restricted to show only those tasks where a resource is assigned (resources are selected prior to using the view). I'm aware I could achieve this by pulling the data into PowerBI and create a list view there, but I feel like I ought to be able to achieve this within Project Online. Any direction you could offer would be great.