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P6.1 Exporting baselines

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Wed, 2008-12-17 12:17
Roger Booth
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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me whether it is possible to export baselines using xer files in P6.1.
I have a client who imports my xer file but once he opens the schedule, all the baseline data is missing.I have tried restoring the baseline, copying the project, sending the project etc. etc. but no luck so far.
Any clues anyone?
Thanks

Roger
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Thu, 2008-12-18 04:15
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Roger Booth
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I have just had an e mail from my client suggesting just that.
Thanks for your reply

Roger
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Wed, 2008-12-17 12:33
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Joao Ribeiro
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Of course you can allways recover the baseline as a project and send it to your client as a XER.

HTH
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Wed, 2008-12-17 12:21
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Roger Booth
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Seek and ye shall find

Found this in the PM handbook

"Timesheets and baselines are not exported when you export project data. With the appropriate access, you can export secure codes and secure code assignments to XML format; however, you cannot export them to XER format. For more information about secure codes, refer to Primavera’s Administrator’s Guide."

Thanks anyway

Roger
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