Set a baseline for your project in Project to take a snapshot of your schedule that includes information about tasks, resources, and assignments. You can compare baselines as your …

Go to Schedule in the Quick Launch, then on the Task tab, in the Editing group, click Set Baseline, and then click the numbered baseline you want to use for the current project data.

To see baseline assignment budget work information for work or material resources that have been assigned to the project summary task, add the Baseline Budget Work field to the sheet …

If you have set a baseline for your project, you can see how tasks progress over time and see whether their start and finish dates are slipping. You can track progress by comparing baseline …

Example You set a baseline for your project 3 months ago, and you want to compare the baseline work for a number of assignments to currently scheduled work. You add the Baseline Work, …

Set a baseline You can take a snapshot of your original schedule by setting and saving a baseline. This lets you see how your project is doing compared to your original plan. Select …

You can review the baseline cost for the assignment to help you set your budget for the task and the project. You can compare the values in the Baseline Cost and Cost fields to determine …

Setting a baseline copies the currently scheduled fields for tasks into the corresponding baseline fields. You can use the Tracking Gantt view to see the baseline start date shown with baseline …

You set a baseline in the Set Baseline dialog box. Setting a baseline copies the currently scheduled fields for tasks and assignments into the corresponding baseline fields.

You can do simple cost tracking by viewing the actual and scheduled (projected) costs for tasks, resources, assignments, and the project. If you've created a budget through a baseline, you …