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Chapter 2: User Reference
Besides using the Tables sub-menu of the View menu, you can also quickly change a table
by right-clicking on the top-left cell on the sheet portion of the active view.
If you would like to manipulate the tables in Seavus Project Viewer, you can use the More
Tables dialog to edit, or even create tables of your own, or you can simply use the Insert
menu or the context menu available when you right-click on any column in the header row
of the sheet portion of the view, to insert or remove fields from the current table
associated with the view.
Available Task Tables
This is the list of standard task tables, available by default in Microsoft® Project,
supported in Seavus Project Viewer:
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Baseline – displays estimates for task dates, durations, work, and costs.
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Constraint Dates – displays task constraints, including constraint type and
constraint date.
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Cost – displays cost information about your project tasks (including cost, planned
cost, variance, actual cost, and remaining cost).
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Delay – shows information that helps you level resources, including leveling,
delay, duration, scheduled start and finish dates, successors, and resource names.
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Earned Value – uses traditional project management categories to compare the
relationship between work and costs. For example, you may want to compare
your estimated cost of the work performed (BCWP) with what the work is actually
costing (ACWP).
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Entry – displays basic information regarding tasks, including the task name,
duration, start date, finish date, predecessors, and resource names.
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Export – used to display a broad range of task-related fields.
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Hyperlink – used to show the shortcuts associated with a task
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Rollup Table – used with the Bar Rollup view, the Milestone Date Rollup view, and
the Milestone Rollup view to optimize the display of rolled-up tasks.
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Schedule – displays scheduling information, including scheduled start and finish
dates, late start and finish dates, free slack, and total slack.
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Summary – provides an overview of basic project information, including task
duration, scheduled start and finish dates, percent work complete, cost, and work.
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Tracking – displays actual information about the project, as opposed to
scheduled information.
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Usage – displays project tasks and shows their work, duration, and start and finish
dates.
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