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1. Import mpp file into MS project Web

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   partially complete  ·  AdminMicrosoft Project Team (Product Manager, Microsoft Project) responded

   Hi everyone!

   Thank you for your feedback. For now, you can use an API through Powershell to import .mpp files in Project for the web. You can learn more here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/project-blog/import-project-desktop-files-to-project-for-the-web-api/ba-p/2031298

   We are also looking into other ways to support import. Stay tuned for future updates.

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   Gerry Graham commented  ·  Apr 2, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   The key areas still requiring the desktop app for me are baselining and critical path. If they were there, then a simple import (from file/clipboard) may solve a lot of problems.

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2. Project for the Web: Enable Copy/Paste from a list of values to quickly create a schedule

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