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Here's some sample code to place in a module in your Excel workbook: Private Sub OpenProject()

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Yes, use the FileOpenEx method to get the file from Project Server, and the SaveForSharing method to save it as a local MPP file, and finally Names.Add to update the link from to the project file.

Run the project locally, then start When finished, return the project to the server.Д¬an we automate the process of checking the MPP file out of Project Server and back in?.

Get the project from the server, so that it is a regular MPP file on your local computer.

Store the Excel workbook for future use, to avoid re-importing the MPP file from scratch next time. will close Microsoft Project for you.) Return the project to Project Server. (If this is the first time you're working with this particular project in open and click Project В» Import MPP File.)

will open the linked MPP file in Microsoft Project automatically. Start and load the Excel workbook associated with the project.It could be on a server or on your local computer, but it will probably simulate faster if it's on your local computer. Get the project from Project Server, so that it is a regular MPP file.If you have files stored in Project Server, follow these steps to use with your project: What about a project in Microsoft Project Server?ДЄ problem does arise if your files are stored in Microsoft Project Server, because in this case there is no actual.

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Upgrading to 8.x: Network Software 7.xД¬an I run with an. Upgrading to Version 8: Concurrent Network 1.x /4.x Upgrading to Version 8: Concurrent Network 5.x/6.x/7.x Specifying Named Users in 1.x/4.x Concurrent Network Specifying One or More 1.x/4.x License Servers Deactivating a 5.x Enterprise Network Client Activating a 5.x Enterprise Network Client

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Silent Install of 5.x Enterprise Network Client Changing a 5.x Concurrent Client to a Standalone License Redirecting a 5.x/4.x/1.x Concurrent Client to a New Server Borrowing a 5.x Concurrent Network License for Use off Network Specifying One or More 5.x License Servers Silent Install of 5.x Concurrent Network Client Moving 5.x Enterprise Network to a New Server Moving 5.x Concurrent Network to a New Server Deactivating (Returning) 5.x Network Licenses Downloading Additional 5.x Network Licenses Monitoring License Use on 5.x Concurrent Network Setting Maximum Borrowing Period for 5.x Concurrent Network Two or More 5.x Network Products on Same Server Port Number Change for 5.x Concurrent Network Deactivating an Enterprise Network Client License Activating a 6.x/7/x Enterprise Network Client License Borrowing a Concurrent Network License for Use off Network Setting Up 6.x/7.x Network Licenses without Server Manager Operating 6.x/7.x Network Licenses without Server Manager Clean Uninstall/Reinstall of Server Software After Reset, Can't Load Response File (Network License) Overview of 5.x Concurrent Network Licenses Using Components of the Suite on a Concurrent Network Why Only 30 Days? (Concurrent Network Licenses)

Why Only a Year at a Time? (Network Licenses) Overview of 6.x/7.x/8.x Concurrent Network Licenses

Information for network end users, and supplements to the 6.x and 7.x Network Guides

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