Create and work with subtasks and summary tasks in Project …
To show or hide all subtasks for all summary tasks in Project, in the View tab, select Outline in the Data section, and then select All Subtasks to show all the subtasks. You can also select one of the Level options below it to show all the subtasks up to that level.
Resource Leveling dialog box - Microsoft Support
Microsoft Project levels overallocated resources by delaying and splitting tasks, based on criteria you set in this dialog box. You can: Specify whether you want Project to level automatically (as soon as it detects an overallocation) or manually (only when you click Level Now).
Distribute project work evenly (level resource assignments)
When people in your project are working on too many assignments at the same time, you can resolve resource conflicts or overallocations by leveling the assignments automatically by going to Resource > Level All. Leveling works by delaying tasks or splitting them so the resources that are assigned to those tasks are no longer overloaded.
Project management goal: Resolve resource allocation problems
Project can automatically level an overallocated resource's workload by delaying or splitting tasks until the resource is no longer overallocated.
Level Assignments (task field) - Microsoft Support
Description The Level Assignments field indicates whether the leveling function can delay and split individual assignments (rather than the entire task) in order to resolve overallocations. Best Uses Add the Level Assignments field to a task sheet when you want to control leveling of task assignments directly on the sheet.
Plans within plans: master projects and subprojects
Creating a master project and subprojects lets you break down a large project and delegate its parts to the necessary people. In project-management terms, assigning subprojects in this manner gives responsibility to those who do the work and matches authority with accountability.
Review the progress of your schedule - Microsoft Support
As you track progress through your project, you can review the differences between planned, scheduled, and actual work. This helps you assess whether work on your project is progressing as expected. You can compare work amounts for tasks as a whole, or for resources and their individual assignments.
Basic tasks in Project - Microsoft Support
Here are a few starting points: Select View > Gantt Chart. Type a name in the first empty Task Name field at the bottom of the task list, and press Enter. Want more? If adding tasks one at a time starts to take too long, you can also: Add multiple tasks at once. Cut and paste a list from another program. Import a tasks list from a SharePoint site.
Create recurring tasks - Microsoft Support
Level recurring tasks. Project gives recurring tasks the highest priority, which means it won’t split or delay them when it levels the resources assigned to them. Resource leveling is an advanced project management concept that involves spreading work evenly among the people working on the project. To learn more, see Level resource assignments.
My task won’t indent or outdent. What's happening?
Troubleshooting information for users who are unable to indent or outdent tasks in Microsoft Project 2007, 2010, 2013, and 2016.
Create WBS codes in Project desktop - Microsoft Support
To specify individual codes for each level, click the next row, and complete the Sequence, Length, and Separator columns. If you don't want Project to automatically assign a WBS code each time that you enter a new task, uncheck the Generate WBS code for new task check box.