I have linked 4 sub projects into a master project in MS Projects 2003. When I try to sort the "Start Date" column, only 1 sub project start dates is sorted and the other 3 sub projects remain unsorted.
My question is how can I sort the "Start Date" for all 4 sub projects at one time?
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Peter WrightProgramme Manager| BAE SystemsSouthport, Merseyside, United Kingdom
Great Post Yael, not sure how it helps Patrick?
Patrick - How have inserted the project's?
Which Sub project is sorted the first one?
If you have inserted the projects into a master project, your master project I am assuming has some activities/milestones also. If so then your master project would have had some lines e.g. 1-10 before you inserted the project files.
project 1 should start for example on line 4, Project 2 on line 6 etc. If you have done it this way, you should be able to expand your project 3 and the first line will show (e.g.) row 8 and the second line row 1 from the actual project file. (Sorry if this is teaching egg sucking)
If you have followed this you should be able to sort. If you still can not then the only restriction I can think of is read only being selected on the lower projects.
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Andrew MakarProgram Manager| AMAKAR LLCOakland Township, Mi, United States
If you'd like to send me the files, I'd be happy to take a look at it.
I often build master schedules with subschedules to integrate vendors schedules into a master plan.
