Reporting in Project Online and Project Professional - Oleksiy Prosnitskyy

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How to build report about any project data using Project Pro, Excel, Visio, PowerPivot and PowerView.

Oleksiy Prosnitskyy
Project MVP, PMP
LEO Consulting
Reporting in Project Online and Project Professional

Reporting in Project Online and Project Professional
LEO CONSULTING
OLEKSIY PROSNITSKYY, MVP, PMP

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