I have created a template to use for creating individual similar projects. I have also created a shared resource pool. Becuase the individual projects are similar and I am using a template, a lot of the task names remain the same across projects. The difficulty arises when trying to join the individual projects into a master project. When looking at the various views, tables, etc, for example resource usage, it is impossible for me to tell which of the individual projects the task names refer to. Is there an easy way to identify the individual project tasks within the different views? I'm working in Project 2003. (this is my first posting, so I hope I'm making myself clear enough). Janet
Does inserting the Project column show what you want? -- Rod Gill Project MVP "Janet" wrote in message news:cdcab18d.0503080131.1d063401@posting.google.com... >I have created a template to use for creating individual similar > projects. I have also created a shared resource pool. Becuase the > individual projects are similar and I am using a template, a lot of > the task names remain the same across projects. The difficulty arises > when trying to join the individual projects into a master project. > When looking at the various views, tables, etc, for example resource > usage, it is impossible for me to tell which of the individual > projects the task names refer to. > > Is there an easy way to identify the individual project tasks within > the different views? I'm working in Project 2003. (this is my first > posting, so I hope I'm making myself clear enough). > > Janet
