PServer on prem allows for schedule back up's what happened in ProjOnline? everyone wants a version history of schedules..

On the backlog I would like to be able to give different colours to different tasks.

Instead of registering Event handlers , Microsoft graph and SharePoint has the introduced the webhooks approach to replace event receivers in SharePoint, looking to have similar approach to use HTTP endpoint instead of using the current WCF endpoint

In the Predecessors and Successors Selection Window, provide an option to display tasks in a WBS hierarchy layout, with the inclusion of the WBS Naming and the task ID next to the name of the predecessor/successor for more granular level of detail. When there are multiple tasks with the same name and with no other reference points, an incorrect predecessor can be inadvertently selected.

We have over 20 thousand resources and with the limit we are not able to add them all. This is in only one division of the company.

e.g. when Suzie leaves the company, allow for a global replacement of status manager on any tasks that carry her name. OR when a Chris has an accident and never returns to work, allow any timesheets that have already been submitted to him but not approved to automatically transition to the new assigned timesheet approver.

Kanban backlog sheet shows task summary names of tasks in subprojects but does not show these tasks on backlog board

Add an approval timestamp for when the timesheet is approved to the Timesheets table in the Microsoft reporting database.

a user can change job and not be a resource anymore but need to access to the solution

Can the Security Permissions be separated for Custom Fields and Lookup tables.

I have users that I am happy to entrust with adding / deleting values on a lookup table. However, I do not want them to have access to add or delete custom fields.

As the security model stands at the moment, that is no possible.

Currently, if a user skips a week or they enter timesheets out of order, any previous view settings (columns, sorts, etc.) and/or added rows will disappear. The user then needs to rebuild their timesheet view and contents.
Proposed Solution: We are currently looking for a save option or custom view option that a user can go back to and reselect without having to redo everything. Or when a user goes to select the “Click to Create” link will prompt user to select YES or NO to answer question, “Do you want to select last timesheet view?”

Introduce search capabilities in Deliverables to easy retrieve deliverables and add additional columns to have more information on deliverables with searching and sorting capabilities.

It would be good, if one could create a new portfolio analysis based on an existing portfolio analysis in order to follow up on the evolvement of a fixed portfolio set without having to click together each time the same scenario.

I can't display the calendar week numbers in my project timeline. From week 1 to week 52 each year.

Only "project week numbers" with prefix "W" are available, starting on the week where the project starts. The prefix "W" is not a mandatory need for displaying calendar week numbers.
It could instead be e.g. "CW" for calendar week. CW01, CW02, CW03....CW49, CW50, CW51, CW52, CW01, etc...

Eg. this week (from monday 18'th of april) has calendar week number 11. CW11.

In order to create an effective S-Curve report, the schedule should, at the minimum, be able to display the Cumulative Planned Cost (Baseline Cost) and the Cumulative Actual Cost (Actual Cost) along the project timeline (Weekly or Monthly).
Only the Cumulative Cost field is available right now. There is no field that can be use for the Cumulative Baseline Cost.
Right now our team would have to develop the S-Curve report using PowerBI. it is doable but I would prefer for it to be done in MS Project Desktop to keep my workflow simple.

Set reminder to Outlook should work. It doesn't