Chapter 6. Tracking Progress on Tasks
Chapter at a Glance
In this chapter, you will learn how to: | |
✓ | Save current values in a schedule as a baseline. |
✓ | Record progress on tasks through a specific date. |
✓ | Record a task’s percentage of completion. |
✓ | Enter actual work and duration values for tasks. |
Until now, you have focused on project planning—developing and communicating the details of a project plan before actual work begins. When work begins, so does the next phase of project management: tracking progress. Tracking means recording project details such as who did what work, when the work was done, and at what cost. These details are often called actuals
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