Microsoft Project 2021 From Beginners to Advanced - Manage Custom Table Definitions

The video tutorial covers custom table definitions, focusing on resource and task tables. It explains how to navigate table options, use the organizer for managing tables, and create or modify custom tables. The tutorial also highlights the importance of the global template and demonstrates how to reset tables to default settings.

What is the primary focus when working with resource tables?

• To create new project timelines

• To customize resource-related data

• To analyze project costs

• To manage task dependencies

What is the purpose of the organizer in managing tables?

• To create new tables from scratch

• To view and manage tables in the global template

• To export tables to external files

• To delete all project data

How can you make a table available across all projects?

• By copying it to the global template

• By renaming the table

• By deleting it from the current project

• By exporting it as a CSV file

What is the recommended approach when creating a new table with similar fields to an existing one?

• Use a template from another project

• Copy the existing table and modify it

• Delete the existing table first

• Start from scratch

What is the first step in creating a new table from scratch?

• Select the 'New Table' button

• Delete all existing tables

• Export current tables

• Rename the current project

What does the 'Reset to default' option do?

• Reverts the table to its default state

• Exports the table to a new file

• Deletes all project data

• Copies the table to the global template

What happens to the project data when using the 'Reset to default' option?

• It is deleted permanently

• It remains unaffected

• It is exported to a backup file

• It is copied to the global template