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Assigning items to a location, alternate, and WBS values

Changing an existing work breakdown structure (WBS)

Copy/Paste WBS command

Defining work breakdown structures (WBS)

Adding new work breakdown structure (WBS) values

Deleting a location or WBS value from a list

Export Data (WBS Code Values) window

Import Data (WBS Code Values) window

Changing existing work breakdown structure (WBS) values

  1. Open the WBS Values window in one of the following ways:

    • On the ribbon:
      1. On the Data tab, click WBS.
      2. Right-click the WBS code for which you want to edit values, and then click Edit <WBS> Values.
    • In classic view:
      1. From the Database menu, click WBS.
      2. Right-click the WBS code for which you want to edit values, and then click Edit <WBS> Values.
    • From the spreadsheet:
      1. Right-click in a <WBS> column.

      2. Click Select <WBS> from the shortcut menu.

      3. In the Select <WBS> Valueswindow, then click [Edit].

        Important! You edit WBS Code values for the estimate in this window..

      4. (optional) To work with the work breakdown structures in the standard database, click the [Database] button.

        WBS values created from the Data tab (or Database menu in classic view) are always saved to work breakdown structures stored in the standard database.
  2. To change an individual WBS value:

    1. Double-click the Value field, and then type the new name.
    2. Change other WBS values in the same manner.

      Tip: You can also import a list of WBS values that you previously exported.

    3. Click [OK] to save your changes.

      For more information, click image\windhlp.gif on the title bar of the window, and then click a field or button.

    4. When you finish, click [Close].