Difference between revisions of "Creating Various Multi-Project Views with OnePager Pro and Express for Version 5.3 (Portal)"
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One of the strengths of OnePager is its ability to create compact visual representations of multiple projects. These could be several projects that belong to one program or they could be several projects and programs in an organization’s portfolio. | One of the strengths of OnePager is its ability to create compact visual representations of multiple projects. These could be several projects that belong to one program or they could be several projects and programs in an organization’s portfolio. | ||
OnePager supports the visualization of multiple-project with OnePager Pro ('''OPP''') and Express ('''OPX''') and the article links below are intended to assist you with the creation of these visualizations. | OnePager supports the visualization of multiple-project with OnePager Pro ('''OPP''') and Express ('''OPX''') and the article links below are intended to assist you with the creation of these visualizations. | ||
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+ | ==Using OnePager Pro to Create Multi-Project Views from Microsoft Project== | ||
The first two article links below are associated with '''OPP''' and provide assistance with the creation of multi-project project view either using the Microsoft Project Integrated Master Schedule ('''IMS''') or separate Microsoft Project plans: | The first two article links below are associated with '''OPP''' and provide assistance with the creation of multi-project project view either using the Microsoft Project Integrated Master Schedule ('''IMS''') or separate Microsoft Project plans: | ||
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| [[Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Project Plans for Version 5.3 | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Project Plans]] | | [[Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Project Plans for Version 5.3 | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Project Plans]] | ||
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+ | ==Using OnePager Express to Create Multi-Project Views from Microsoft Excel== | ||
The two links below are associated with '''OPX''' and provide guidance with the creation of multi-project project views when multiple projects are contained in a single Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or where you want to make a single project view from multiple Microsoft Excel spreadsheet plans: | The two links below are associated with '''OPX''' and provide guidance with the creation of multi-project project views when multiple projects are contained in a single Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or where you want to make a single project view from multiple Microsoft Excel spreadsheet plans: | ||
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| [[Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Excel Plans for Version 5.3 | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Excel Plans]] | | [[Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Excel Plans for Version 5.3 | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Excel Plans]] | ||
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+ | ==Links to Additional Resources== | ||
If for any reason you encounter issues, the following resources are available for additional assistance: | If for any reason you encounter issues, the following resources are available for additional assistance: |
Revision as of 17:54, 4 March 2016
Contents
Overview
One of the strengths of OnePager is its ability to create compact visual representations of multiple projects. These could be several projects that belong to one program or they could be several projects and programs in an organization’s portfolio.
OnePager supports the visualization of multiple-project with OnePager Pro (OPP) and Express (OPX) and the article links below are intended to assist you with the creation of these visualizations.
Using OnePager Pro to Create Multi-Project Views from Microsoft Project
The first two article links below are associated with OPP and provide assistance with the creation of multi-project project view either using the Microsoft Project Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) or separate Microsoft Project plans:
Making Multi-Project Graphs from MS Project Integrated Master Schedules | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Project Plans |
Using OnePager Express to Create Multi-Project Views from Microsoft Excel
The two links below are associated with OPX and provide guidance with the creation of multi-project project views when multiple projects are contained in a single Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or where you want to make a single project view from multiple Microsoft Excel spreadsheet plans:
Handling Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets Containing Multiple Projects | Making Multi-Project Graphs from Separate Microsoft Excel Plans |
Links to Additional Resources
If for any reason you encounter issues, the following resources are available for additional assistance:
You may also submit a support ticket or e-mail your question.
Finally, you may also contact the Support Unit at CG Support Unit or by going to the Contact Us button on our website and submitting a question: Contact Us
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