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You are a project manager who uses Project Professional 2013.
Two of your resources job share; Resource1 works Monday, Tuesday, and a half day Wednesday. Resource2 works the remaining work week.
You need to set up their calendars to reflect the job-sharing arrangement.
What should you do?

• A.Open each resource and amend the working time on each resource's calendar.
• B.Open each resource and set their Resource Availability units to 50%.
• C.Open each resource and use the Resource information dialog box to create a new calendar. Change the Default Work Week to reflect the working time.
• D.Open each resource and set a recurring exception to reflect the non-working days.

You use Project Professional 2013 to manage a project schedule which includes all task relationships.
The resource who is assigned to the "Develop software delivery" task is no longer available to work on your project. You can find another resource to perform this task, but you are not sure when the resource will become available.
You need to know which future tasks could be affected as a result of the resource leaving your project.
What should you do?

• A.View the critical path for tasks that are successors to the Develop Software Delivery task.
• B.Use the Task path function to check driven successors for the Develop Software Delivery task.
• C.View the Network diagram and filter for the predecessor tasks to Develop Software Delivery task.
• D.Sort all tasks by start date and check start dates of tasks that are scheduled after the Develop Software Delivery task.

You use Project Professional 2013 to manage a project for your organization.
You are tracking work in a project which contains a baseline and resource assignments.
You want to view the work variance for a specific resource for a specific task.
You need to choose a view that will show this information.
What should you do?

• A.View the Gantt chart in split view with Task form formatted to show Work Details.
• B.View the Task Usage view and insert the Work Variance column on the left side of the view.
• C.View the Resource Sheet that shows the Work table.
• D.View the Resource Sheet view and insert the Work Variance field.

You are a project manager who uses Microsoft project.
Your manager wants you to plan an office move. You have a project schedule from a prior office move named OfficeMove.mpp.
You need to create a new project schedule based on the old project schedule by performing the fewest steps possible.
What should you do?

• A.Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file using a new file name. Clear the baseline and set all tasks to zero percent complete.
• B.Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file using a new file name. Then, enter the project name in the Project Summary task. Set all tasks to zero percent complete.
• C.Open the Old OfficeMove.mpp file and change the project start date and project title.
  Clear the baseline and save the file using the current project name.
• D.Open the old OfficeMove.mpp file and save the file as Project template file. Create a new project using the template.

Your company uses Microsoft Project, and you are setting up an initial planning schedule.
You need to make sure that all new task durations are shown as estimated.
What should you do?

• A.From Project Options| Schedule tab, select the Show that scheduled tasks have estimated durations check box.
• B.Enter the duration suffixed with -ed for estimated days.
• C.Use a task custom field and set the Roll task down to assignment check box.
• D.Set the task to manually scheduled.
• E.From Project Options| Schedule tab, select the New scheduled tasks have estimated durations check box.
• F.Use an assignment custom field and set the Roll assignment up to task check box.