indicates whether you must refresh a schedule sheet to display the latest data. The refresh icon is not displayed for schedule sheets that are Inactive, or are in a view-only project or shell.Working with schedule sheets entails, for example:
| • | Adding or managing rows and columns. |
| • | Tracking activity progress and costs. |
| • | Managing dependencies and constraints. |
In the open schedule sheet you can view activities and columns in the left pane and view the Gantt chart in the right pane. You can move the split screen bar to the left or right as needed. Scroll bars are available on the bottom of the sheet.
To open a project or shell schedule sheet
| 1 | In User Mode, open the project or shell where the schedule sheet resides, and select Schedule Manager > Schedule Sheetsin the left Navigator. The Schedule Sheets log opens. |
| • | The log lists all active schedule sheets. To view all active and inactive sheets, click the View menu and choose All. |
| • | The Refresh icon indicates whether you must refresh a schedule sheet to display the latest data. The refresh icon is not displayed for schedule sheets that are Inactive, or are in a view-only project or shell. |
| 2 | Double-click a schedule sheet in the log to open the sheet. |
If the sheet requires a refresh of the data, you will be asked if you want to refresh the sheet. Click OK to refresh the sheet, or No to close the sheet with out refreshing the data.
| 3 | Select the sheet in the log and click Open, or double-click the sheet. The schedule sheet opens. |
About activity-level editing restrictions
Restrict Access to Activity fields and columns
Use filters in a schedule sheet
Constrain Schedule Sheet Activities
Add general comments (with or without file attachments)
Refreshing Schedule Sheet data
Lock or unlock the schedule sheet structure
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