Just like saving a view before you add all the modifications, Project saves the new view and a new table, in this example, C_TaskUpdating for the view and C_TaskUpdating Table 1 for the table.
In the Save View dialog box, name the view, like C_TaskUpdating, and then click OK. On the View tab, click the bottom half of the Gantt Chart button (or any other view button like Task Usage or Resource Usage), and then choose Save View.Ģ. Here’s what you do to save the modified view as a new one and bring back the original built-in view:ġ. The global template still contains the original built-in definition of the view and table. Remember, when you modify a built-in view, Project saves copies of the modified view and table in your Project file (using the built-in view and table names). You’ve displayed the built-in Tracking Gantt view, applied the In Progress Tasks filter, set the timescale to days, and added and rearranged columns in the table. Suppose you want a view for updating tasks. A few more steps get you where you want to be.
What if you display a built-in Project view and go wild building a super-cool customized view with filters, groups, timescale settings, table columns, and formatting? THEN you realize you want your creation to be a custom view and you want the original built-in views definition back. The custom view is available to use in the future – and the original built-in view is still available. Now you can customize the view and table however you want. Project creates the new view and a new table (C_Updating Table1) to go with it.Ĥ. I like to add C_ at the beginning of each custom view, so they’re easy to spot in drop-down lists and in the global template. In the Save View dialog box, name the view, for instance, C_Updating, and then click OK. On the Task tab or View tab, click the bottom half of the Gantt Chart button, and then choose Save View.ģ. Display the built-in view that’s closest to what you want, like the Detail Gantt view.Ģ.
If you set out to save a customized view to use again and again, the steps are easy:ġ. Modifying a built-in view and then saving it as a custom view is still easy, but it does take a few more steps. Saving custom views is easy when you plan ahead.
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