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The first step in outlining a project plan is creating a new project plan file. You
can create a project plan from scratch using either a blank file or an existing
project; you can import information from Microsoft® Excel® or Microsoft®
SharePoint®; or you can start with a template that is pre-populated with the
phases and tasks for a common project type. These five methods for creating a
new project plan are shown in the following table.
Method Description
Blank Project This method creates a completely empty file, with
no pre-defined components, to which you can add
all of your project information.
New from existing project This method creates a new file from a previous file,
pulling in the information added to the existing file
into a new file.
New from Excel workbook This method creates a new file and imports into it
information that was created in Excel. When
selected, a wizard will guide you through the steps
of importing from Excel into Microsoft Project.
New from SharePoint This method creates a new file and imports into it
Tasks information from a SharePoint task list. When
selected, you will need to enter a valid SharePoint
URL and then select a task list from that
SharePoint site.
Project template This method creates a new file that is customized
for a specific type of project, complete with sample
information that can be modified based on your
project’s specific information.
When you open the Microsoft Project environment, the Start screen displays
several common options for creating a new file.
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