Project for the web is Microsoft's most recent offering for cloud-based work and project management. Project for the web provides simple, powerful work management capabilities and can be used by project managers and team members to plan and manage work of any size.

You can move your .mpp file from Project 2016 and later to a new project in Project for the web and start collaborating more easily. Go to project.microsoft.com and sign in to your Microsoft 365 account. Select the arrow next to New blank project, and then select Import from Project desktop.

View a project alongside others in Roadmap. Select the App launcher in the top left, then select Project. On the Project Home page, click a Roadmap to open it. Select Add row, type a row title, and add an Owner. Select Connect to a project. Select Connect to a project, Project, select a project, and then select Connect.

You can now use sprints in Project for the web and plan your project based on agile project management. You can create and prioritize a backlog of tasks and schedule tasks in sprints. You can also collaborate on planning, tracking, and completing tasks within, and across, timeboxed sprints.

Learn how to share a project with people in your organization when using Project for the web. Project for the web uses Office 365 groups for sharing. You can either share your project to an existing group that you own, or create a new one.

For details and step-by-step procedures for viewing cost information in Project, see View project cost totals. Get an overview on comparing original cost estimates, actual costs, and projected costs, and learn how to see the variances between costs.

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Attach files, photos, or links to a task. In Planner, you can attach files, photos, and links directly to the tasks themselves, making the plan a central location for everyone to collaborate and get work done.

How Calculated When a task is first created, the percent complete is zero percent. As soon as you enter actual duration, remaining duration, or actual work (which affects actual duration), Project calculates percent complete as follows: Percent Complete = (Actual Duration / Duration) * 100. If the % Complete field is set to a value greater than ...

The Group calendar web part allows you to put a Microsoft 365 group calendar right on your page so that it is easily visible to your readers. Note: Because groups are available only for Team sites, this web part works only on Team sites.