Note: Microsoft Project for the web will soon become Microsoft Planner. You can continue using most of the Project for the web capabilities in the new Planner once it's rolled out to your organization. Learn more about the new Planner in Frequently asked questions about Planner and Planner help & learning.
Note: Don't see Roadmap? You may not have the right license, or your admin needs to enable it.
Connect a row to a project
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Select Add row.
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Add a title and choose an owner.
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Select Connect to a project, then Project.
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Select a project from the list. If you don't see it, and it's a Project Online project, see "Connect a row to a project in Project Online".
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Select Connect.
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Add items to your row by selecting the check boxes next to them. Find tasks by using Search or Filter. Or use Quick select to select the check boxes for All milestones, All summary tasks, or All top level tasks.
The start and end dates for these items will stay in sync with Project, but you can change the name and status in the roadmap to fit your purposes.
Connect a row to a project in Project Online
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To connect a row to Project, select Add row.
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Add a title and choose an owner.
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Select Connect to a project, then Project.
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Select Manually import your project.
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Type or verify your Project Web App URL by selecting the check mark.
Note: If a URL doesn’t appear, find your Project Web App URL by going to Project Home and at the bottom of the page selecting Go to Project Web App. When the Project Web App page opens, copy its URL. Then go back to Roadmap and paste the URL in the Project Web App URL box.
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Type a project name in the box, and then select it from the list.
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Select Connect.
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To add items, type some text in the Search for items to add box, select the phases or key dates you want to show in your roadmap, and then select Add.
The start and end dates for these items will stay in sync with Project Online, but you can change the name and status in the roadmap to fit your purposes.
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