To create a subtask or a summary task, indent a task below another one. In the Gantt Chart view, select the task you want to turn into a subtask, then select Task > Indent. The task you selected …

In Microsoft Project, when you make changes to a subtask, those changes may not be reflected in the summary task for that subtask. For example, if you change the amount of work on a …

In Project Web App, your project’s schedule may be a single-level list of tasks, but, more likely, your project’s tasks have a hierarchy to them. That is, some tasks are summary-level tasks, and …

If you are unable to indent or outdent your tasks: You may be trying to outdent a first-level task Tasks at the first outline level cannot be outdented. Instead, indent those tasks that you want to …

Keep your tasks organized across different lists by adding hashtags (like #work or #school) to your tasks' names. You can add tags when creating tasks or when editing them. You can …

Create single tasks to break the project work into smaller pieces. You can create a new task on a Gantt Chart or a Network Diagram. You can also add multiple tasks at one time or insert a new …

An indented task becomes a subtask of the task above it, which becomes a summary task. Select View > Gantt Chart. In the Task Name column, select the task you want to indent. Select Task > …

Projects can get of hand quickly. Before you know it, a simple building project becomes a collage of smaller projects, such as design, excavation, foundation work, and marketing. You can have …

In the task list, click Open Menu (…) for the task that you want to use as the parent task for the subtask you are adding. On the box that appears, click Create Subtask.

Description For subtasks, the Rollup field indicates whether information on the subtask Gantt bars will be rolled up to the summary task bar. For summary tasks, the Rollup field indicates whether …