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Often you will have multiple versions for the same project, and you will want to compare the differences among them. In this vlog I will explain step by step how to do it and get the best results.

Sometimes you will have in your Project a Task for which you want to change amount of work (effort) which is completed and change a start and finish date for the same task without changing that amount of work. This can be tricky if you do not know how to do it. In this vlog I will explain the easiest way to achieve this.

In Microsoft Project Online there is a magic formula: Work = Duration * Units. It means when you update, for example, % Complete, the % of work will be completed as well. BUT! What if I want to break this relationship? See how to do it in this vlog.

In real life no matter how good your project was plan you will have to postpone it, e.g. you will need to move the whole project to start later that in was originally planned. And if you don't do it in right way, you can have odd result. In this vlog learn how to do it in correct way

As you know there are many Views in Microsoft Project Online, and you can switch tables in every View. But you can also add some columns to specific table in a View. And that can be restricted. In this vlog see how!

Finally! Until now, Planner and Project for the Web were two worlds. But not anymore. From now on you can export all Tasks from Planner to Project (not vice versa). In this vlog I explain how to do it and what is exported and what is not!

Sometimes in your project you will need to replace Resources for multiple Tasks. Instead of doing it Task by Task, you can do it in mor efficient way. See how in this vlog.

You all know how difficult is to build a schedule for a Project. When using Microsoft Project and Task Form it become more easier than when you use only Gantt Chart. See how to do it in this vlog.

In your Project you will often need to apply a filter, and then switch between different tables in a same view. In this vlog I explain how to do it in a simple way, and how to avoid obstacles.

Did you ever make a typo when you assign a resource to a Task in Gantt chart? YES, you did. And then that "resource" is in your resource pool and need to be removed. In this vlog I am explaining how you can protect yourself for creating resource by mistake

When you have a single Resource and want to set a day off to that Resource you can easily do it with Microsoft Project Online. BUT! Let's say that you have Generic Resource (e.g. Developers), and you want to just have a day off for some of them! Is it possible with Microsoft Project Online? The explanation is in this vlog

Sometimes you will need to remove Resources from a Task which has some progress recorded. And you may expect that this progress will go away, too. But it won't. See how MS Project handle those situations.

Very often you will need work in shifts. How to create and use them in the right way? See in this video.

What happens when Fixed Work task has one resource assigned, it is partially finish, and you assign additional resource to it? And how to avoid typical pitfalls? See this video to find out!

161. Fixed Work and Manually scheduled Tasks - Microsoft Project Online

33. Product Backlog how to filter View - Product Backlog - Filter View

160. How to assign 0$ costs for some Tasks with the same Resource?

159. Can we apply multiple Resource Calendars to the same Resource?

158. Fixed Duration Tasks and Resource availability - Microsoft Project Online

157. Fixed Duration, actual work and remaining work - how are they linked

156. Fixed duration Tasks and tracking progress over time

155. Fixed duration Task and Resource Calendar - Microsoft Project Online

154. Fixed Duration and effort driven Task - Microsoft Project Online

153. Fixed cost for resource over the time period - Microsoft Project Online

152. Finish to Finish and Start to Start Dependencies with LAG - Microsoft Project Online

32. How to get rid of some statuses - Azure DevOps

151. Effect of initial work assignment on calculation of Individual resource's work

31. How to work with Bugs - Azure DevOps

150. Default standard and overtime rate - Microsoft Project Online