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Best Way To Show All Your Milestones In Primavera P6 || Easy To Focus Milestones In Schedule



In this tutorial, let us learn about the Best way to show all your milestones in Primavera P6.

 A Smart layout is the one which shows all of your project milestones together in a single WBS element right at the top of the project.

This will enable your top management to view the main part of your schedule clearly.

So, you should add a WBS element called "Milestones" at the top of the project.

Either cut and paste or move all your project milestones into the WBS element.

If your schedule is of bigger size, it would be a tedious job to move all your milestones.

So, now let us do this in a simple way by using Global Logic.

1. Let us open the fresh schedule, before doing anything make a copy of this project.

2. Go to Menu bar, Go to tools, select Global Logic.

3. Click on the New button, to create a new Global Change and name it as Move Milestones.

4. In the IF box, select Any of the following. Under parameter, select Activity Type and under value, select Start milestone. Click on Add button and select Activity Type and under value put Finish milestone.

5. In the Then box, Click on Add button, under parameter select WBS and under value select the WBS element Milestones.

6. Click on Change button and in the preview window click on Commit Changes.

Now, you can see all of your milestones moved under the WBS element milestones.

So, in this way you can move all your milestones as this is the best way to show all your milestones in Primavera P6.

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