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Import MS Project to P6

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tandyo winarno
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Dear All,

Would you help me to advise how to import MS Project File to P6.

I tried by saving MPP file to XML, and then import in P6 for that XML file, but can not.

Thanks.

Tandyo

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Arend Kok
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Have you tried changing the remaining and original durations?
ALKA REVO
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I know F9 but even after F9 no change
tandyo winarno
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Thanks Alexandre for your advice,

I am using MSP 2007. I just saved to MSP 2003 and then imported to P6 (through XML) since my P6 show only XML and MPX format in the importing menu. But the result still the same.


Thanks

Tandyo
ALKA REVO
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I have imported MSP plan to P6 successfully, I have made activities task dependant and duration type fixed unit/time. there are no assigned resources. When I change duration the dates don’t change. Anybody got suggestions?

Alka
Andrew Dick
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Tandyo,
What is going on here is that there is a requirement for MSP 2003 and P6 to be loaded on the same drive together. They look for a valid license file before all of the import options are available.
If you are using a standalone copy of P6 then you must load MSP 2003 onto your machine so that all the MSP import options are available.
If you are using P6 over a citrix network then you must load MSP2003 on all servers in the citrix farm.

It took my IT department 8 months to beleive me that 2 software applications need to look at each other to validate their licenses.

Good luck and I hope I’ve explained the solution correctly.

Andy
Sandy Matheson
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F9?