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Updated Dec 27, 2024
KTitus
Sep 17, 2024Brass Contributor
You mentioned that you can import MPPs into planner. Can someone point me to how I do that. I am not seeing that as an option.
- AnavSilvermanSep 17, 2024
Microsoft
Hi Kori. This is available today through Project for the web (see the help article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/move-your-project-from-project-desktop-to-project-for-the-web-143ab391-002e-451a-aedb-3b6fa1f6ab8b). We don't have the import capability in the new Planner app directly, but once you've imported a plan through Project for the web, you should be able to access it through the new Planner app. Thanks. - Brian-SmithSep 17, 2024Former EmployeeHi Kori, this is applicable to premium plans, and today only available in the web at project.microsoft.com. New Plan offers the choice to import a plan and you can choose an mpp. Some limitations apply. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/move-your-project-from-project-desktop-to-project-for-the-web-143ab391-002e-451a-aedb-3b6fa1f6ab8b
- PeterWielingaSep 17, 2024Copper ContributorWould this then be the way to use my own built template for all other project teams in our company? So first build the project template in Project, then open in Project for Web and then go to Planner? (sounds like a complex way....)