If you don’t want to include a timeline on the Project Summary web part, under Headlines, clear the Timeline check box.Ĭlick OK on the Project Summary web part properties box. This is the task list that is used for the due date countdown, and it determines which timeline is displayed. To change which timeline is used on the Project Summary web part:Ĭlick once in the Project Summary web part, and then, on the Web Part tab, click Web Part Properties.Ĭhoose the Primary Task List for the web part. If you have more than one task list on the site, someone with permissions to change the Project Summary web part can change which timeline is used. You can click the timeline within the Project Summary web part to access the Timeline tab on the ribbon. If you want to change how the timeline looks, or add or remove tasks on the timeline, see Add tasks to the timeline and Change the appearance of the timeline. For more information, see Add tasks to your project and Indent, outdent, move, and delete tasks. You can click Add Task or Edit List to work with the task list for the site. The timeline that is included in the Project Summary web part provides an overview of the tasks that are captured in the primary task list on the site. You can use the arrow buttons, at the upper-right corner of the web part, to cycle between the timeline and the late/upcoming tasks and events. Next to the countdown, the web part can display either the timeline for the project, or a list of late and upcoming tasks and calendar events.
If the timeline is not displayed, the web part counts down to the due date for the task with the closest future due date. The left side of the Project Summary web part includes a countdown to the due date for the next task shown on the timeline.
It can also be added to any other site that includes a task list. By default, it is included on the Home page for a project site.
The Project Summary web part provides a high-level view of the events and tasks involved in a project.
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