Plan on a Page (POAP)

OnePager Pro for Microsoft Project is the leading project reporting application and is the easiest way to create a plan on a page from one or several Microsoft Project plans. In the example below, we will create a plan on a page from one simple Microsoft Project plan. If you have a more complex project plan, or even multiple project plans, OnePager can still create a plan on a page for you. Here's how:

1. Open your Microsoft Project plan(s), go to the Add-ins tab, and click the OnePager button. If you don't have OnePager Pro yet, download a free demo license and follow along.
2. From the start screen, choose NEW to start creating your plan on a page:
3. Decide which tasks from your Microsoft Project file you want to incude in your plan on a page. In this case, we'll set up a custom filter:
4. We will select all non-summary tasks that are scheduled to start after April 1, 2017:
5. Click Create new project view. OnePager will import your selected tasks from Microsoft Project and create your plan on a page:

The example above is simple, and is intended to give you a very basic idea of how OnePager can create a plan on a page (POAP) from Microsoft Project. Here are some other things you can do with OnePager:

• Import multiple project plans.
• Group and sort your plan into swimlanes.
• Color-code your plan based on any Microsoft Project field, using conditional formatting.
• Display additional project information such as status, cost, and resource information.
• Quickly update your plan on a page as your Microsoft Project data changes over time.

Build a OnePager plan on a page today by downloading a free trial.

First published: January 13, 2017