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MS Project VBA Default Location and Default AutoScheduled tasks
Hello, I have two VBA related questions for MS Project. 1) How do I find the Default File Location? In Excel it is easy with Application.DefaultFilePath but I can't seem to find an equivalent i...
It is a little strange about the auto/manual scheduling option not being available via VBA, all the other scheduling options are.
Yes, you can set auto/manual in the registry. This is what it looks like on my PC, which is currently set for auto schedule.
John
Thank you for a quick response.
I will have a play around with FileSystemObject and see what I can get there.
On Auto Scheduling, It seems strange to me that something (in my opinion) is so important is not available.
Do you know if this is stored in a Registry Key, I may try making adjustments there?
The reason for the questions is that our IT department just installs an out-of-the-box version of MS Project, but our Project Office has some standards. I'm trying to automate setting those standards rather than relying on people who can make mistakes.
I will have a play around with FileSystemObject and see what I can get there.
On Auto Scheduling, It seems strange to me that something (in my opinion) is so important is not available.
Do you know if this is stored in a Registry Key, I may try making adjustments there?
The reason for the questions is that our IT department just installs an out-of-the-box version of MS Project, but our Project Office has some standards. I'm trying to automate setting those standards rather than relying on people who can make mistakes.
It is a little strange about the auto/manual scheduling option not being available via VBA, all the other scheduling options are.
Yes, you can set auto/manual in the registry. This is what it looks like on my PC, which is currently set for auto schedule.
John