MICROSOFT PROJECT – CALENDAR
Setting calendar for our project
1. Existing Calendar’s.
2. Exceptions.
3. Working Hours.
4. Copying Calendars.
A. When the project will start or end.
 Go to Microsoft office project.
 Click on project -> project information.
 Set Start Date, Finish Date, Type Of Calendar.
B. Viewing Calendar’s Details.
 Go to Project -> Change Working Time.
C. Creating Exceptions.
 Clicking on project -> Change Working Time.
 Clicking on Exception Tab.
 Click on Date which Has to Be A Holiday.
 Set Or Write Which Holiday Has To Be On Which Day.
 For Yearly Exception Holiday Which Has To be There Every Year.
 Click On Details.
 Click -> Yearly -> End after (Give No. Of Years).
D. Setting New Task and Effect on Calendar.
 Click Gantt chart -> Enter New Entry As “NEW TASK”.
 Now Changing No. Of Days and Check the Result.
 Now Click -> Project -> Change Working Time.
 Click -> Create New Calendar.
 Give The Name “Late Week” -> Keep Standard -> Click Ok.
E. Modify The Working Time For This Week.
 Now In Change Working Time -> Click “Work Week” to modify the working
hours of the week accordingly.
 To Change The Default Timing -> Click Details And Do As Follows In Snapshot.
 To Set Specific Days as Non-Working Days.
 To Make Saturday And Sunday As Working Days For A Particular Week.
 Now You Can Check The Calendar Accordingly.
F. Calendar Effect Task Results / Assign Calendar To A Task.
 Click -> Gantt chart -> New Task.
 Task Information Dialog Box Will Open.
 Go to Advanced.
 Click -> Calendar -> late Week. Ok.
 Now the Task Look As.
 To Check Timescale.
 Right Click on Calendar Part -> Non-Working Time and Set Accordingly.
G.Concept of Task per Day.
 Click New Project -> Enter Tasks.
 Click -> Change Working Time -> Options
 Change Accordingly.
 New Task Option in Gantt chart.
H.Copying the calendar tasks.
 Click -> File -> Info -> ORGANISER.
 Copying the GLOBAL CALANDER TIMING.
 Over Writing or Renaming the Early Entry.

Microsoft project calender

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    MICROSOFT PROJECT –CALENDAR Setting calendar for our project 1. Existing Calendar’s. 2. Exceptions. 3. Working Hours. 4. Copying Calendars. A. When the project will start or end.  Go to Microsoft office project.  Click on project -> project information.  Set Start Date, Finish Date, Type Of Calendar.
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    B. Viewing Calendar’sDetails.  Go to Project -> Change Working Time.
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    C. Creating Exceptions. Clicking on project -> Change Working Time.  Clicking on Exception Tab.  Click on Date which Has to Be A Holiday.  Set Or Write Which Holiday Has To Be On Which Day.
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     For YearlyException Holiday Which Has To be There Every Year.  Click On Details.  Click -> Yearly -> End after (Give No. Of Years).
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    D. Setting NewTask and Effect on Calendar.  Click Gantt chart -> Enter New Entry As “NEW TASK”.  Now Changing No. Of Days and Check the Result.
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     Now Click-> Project -> Change Working Time.  Click -> Create New Calendar.  Give The Name “Late Week” -> Keep Standard -> Click Ok.
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    E. Modify TheWorking Time For This Week.  Now In Change Working Time -> Click “Work Week” to modify the working hours of the week accordingly.  To Change The Default Timing -> Click Details And Do As Follows In Snapshot.
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     To SetSpecific Days as Non-Working Days.  To Make Saturday And Sunday As Working Days For A Particular Week.
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     Now YouCan Check The Calendar Accordingly.
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    F. Calendar EffectTask Results / Assign Calendar To A Task.  Click -> Gantt chart -> New Task.  Task Information Dialog Box Will Open.  Go to Advanced.  Click -> Calendar -> late Week. Ok.
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     Now theTask Look As.  To Check Timescale.  Right Click on Calendar Part -> Non-Working Time and Set Accordingly.
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    G.Concept of Taskper Day.  Click New Project -> Enter Tasks.  Click -> Change Working Time -> Options  Change Accordingly.
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     New TaskOption in Gantt chart.
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    H.Copying the calendartasks.  Click -> File -> Info -> ORGANISER.  Copying the GLOBAL CALANDER TIMING.
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     Over Writingor Renaming the Early Entry.