Export P6 to MS Project

xertransfer is avery good tool that lets you import a P6 xer file without comnerting it and you can also save a MSP project as a P6 xerf file.

https://xertransfer.com/

Hi Muhammad

There is a new tool just released that allows you to import an XER file into MSP called XerTransfer.  From there you can just save the file as an MPP file.  You can download a trial licence and still have the functionality you need for a period of time.  Its compatible with Microsoft Project 2013, 2016 & 2019.  You can also save to XER file format with this tool from Microsoft Project.  Take a look for yourself its very simple to use.

https://xertransfer.com/

Sterling

make sure that there are no blank lines in the MSP project

make sure that a wbs field is not empty

make sure to uncheck Project Summary Task in the format ribbon

To have an MSP export of a planning made in P6, you should consider 2 steps;

Step 1: Export P6 to MSP-xml file (please make sure you opted what you want to export as data like Baseline 1, date 1, date 2, duration 1, duration 2, text 1 = activity code 1, etc.), once opted export to xml and save the xml file anywhere you want.

Step 2: Open in your unit the MSP and click for "open project", see that your option as file is "ALL", then go to where the xml file is. Once you open the file, it will be opted to your MSP if you want it to open as a NEW PROJECT, click for that option and then once opening is on success. Modify the columns (activity layout) of your MSP. Once modify as to your satisfaction/needs then opt for SAVE AS, then save it to mpp (microsoft project) version that you client has. Most of the time it will me MSP 2013.

Hope this helps.

With current version of P6, V18.8.10 you can export in XML format

MS Project 2019, reads in XML formats

You may need to modify the sub schema to copy all your extra data you may have added

try exporting from p6 to Microsoft Project xml 2007 or expot to  Microsoft Project MPP

MPX is a much older version that is why MSP can not open it unless you are using an old version

Muhammad,

MS Project does not recognize MPX file format since MSP 2000!

Export in MS Project XML, not in Primavera XML; select the XML version which goes with the MS Project software version

Alternatively (and Paul E. Harris does suggest to use this method) export to Excel, then import the Excel file into MS Project

Alexandre

export the project as an MPP NOT as an MPX or xml