Microsoft project management software used to plan, manage, and communicate a project schedule and other information among workgroup members, project managers, and other stakeholders.
Hi Rebecca J,
Thank you for posting your question on the Microsoft Q&A forum.
Based on your description, the issue seems to be a data mismatch between the individual plan details and the Portfolio view. You can try the following steps:
1/ Check the Project start date
- Open your project in Microsoft Project and go to the Project tab on the ribbon.
- Click Project Information
- In the window that appears, review the following fields:
- Start Date
- Finish Date
- Schedule From
- If the Start Date does not match the actual project start, update it to the correct date and click OK.
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2/ Recalculate the schedule
After closing the window:
- Go to the Project tab.
- Click Calculate Project.
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This ensures the project schedule aligns with the updated start date.
3/ Verify the Project summary task start date
Portfolio views may use the Project Summary Task to determine the overall project start.
- Go to the Gantt Chart Format tab.
- Check Project Summary Task.
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This will display a Row 0 above that shows the overall project start and finish dates. Please confirm that the Start Date in Row 0 matches the expected project start date.
After these steps, you may also try publishing the project and refreshing the portfolio view to ensure the latest schedule data is reflected.
I hope this information helps. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to let me know.
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