Track any Changes made to your Schedule in Microsoft Project | MS Project Custom Field

[@subhankarbanerjee4138]

Thanks sir,
This is one of the new dimensions of finding differences without start variance or finish variance.
Really helpful.

[@projectometric]

You are most welcome.
Please note that Start variance is used to calculate the difference of planned and actual start date after the schedule is finalized. But the custom field feature as shown in this video will be useful to detect the changes done to any task in your schedule if you send a schedule to someone and they change the duration / linking of predecessors of any task.

[@himanshurajdan4171]

Make a video on tracking what is the correct way of tracking in MSP and use of constrain

[@projectometric]

On tracking of MS Project we have posted two videos in this channel. We will post another detailed video on the topic in due course. Your requirement is noted.

[@ravindrankrishnan2964]

Pls post a simple tracking method considering constraint and critical path etc.

[@himanshurajdan4171]

Thanks sir for the video

[@projectometric]

Most welcome.

[@Ivan-bu2nr]

Good one

[@projectometric]

Glad that it helped. Stay tuned to us.

[@ulanaa541]

Why do not use the Variance field for this purpose?

[@projectometric]

Regarding variance fields, please note that Start variance is used to calculate the difference of planned and actual start date after the schedule is finalized. But here, the custom field feature as shown in this video is for a separate purpose. It will be useful to detect the changes done to any task in your schedule if you send a schedule to someone and they change the duration / linking of predecessors of any task.