Thanks for the kind words! I also started off in cost controls and switched to scheduling early in my career. The cost control background will serve you well!

Were you able to make the switch? If yes, do you think its worth it? I want to move to cost control but not sure if it will be a wise decision.

I have quite a few tutorials on my channel for importing from excel to P6. Let me know specifically what you are trying to import from excel, and I may have a video for it and can point you in the right direction. If you're not able to find what you're looking for online, feel free to reach out to me on our website at pjmss.com if you want to set up a live tutoring session with me and we can walk through it.

Click the "Tools" tab at the top of the screen, and click "Schedule". It will display the data date.

@@PJMScheduling so we doesn’t need to change the date which coming as default.some times I noticed that while doing it entire schedule dates are changing

@@MrJithingopal143 Try going to "Schedule Options" under schedule, and uncheck "Schedule automatically when a change affects dates". That should fix your issue. You can then manually reschedule the program after you make a change to recalculate the date.

So hard to know without looking at the excel file! But, a few things I would check for are: -Column headers are named correctly. -Required tabs are there and named correctly. -The actual data fields have the correct formatting. -There are no spaces in the rows. If you're still stuck - I do offer tutoring at pjmss.com for a fee. Feel free to reach out through the site and we can take a look together.