Hey there, in this how-to article, I’m excited to walk you through how to use the fantastic checklist feature in Project for the Web. If you’re looking to streamline your task management and stay organized, this feature is a game-changer. If you’d prefer to watch my YouTube video on this topic, click here or click the thumbnail below.

Adding Checklists to Your Tasks

• Select Your Task: Start by choosing the task you want to add a checklist to. This could be any task that requires detailed tracking.
• Access Task Details: Click on the “Open Details” button for the chosen task. This action will open up the details side pane on the right side of your screen.
• Checklist Section: Scroll down within the side pane until you see the “Checklist” section.
• Add Checklist Items: Locate the “Add an Item” field within the “Checklist” section. Begin typing each item you want in your checklist. Press “Enter” on your keyboard after typing each item.
• Review and Edit: Take a moment to go through your checklist items. If you realize an item isn’t necessary anymore, hover your mouse over it. Click the “Remove Checklist Item” button on the right end of the row. To rearrange items, click and drag the left end of a checklist item row (it looks like a waffle icon) to the desired position.

Managing Checklist Progress

As your project progresses, you’ll want to keep track of the checklist items. Here’s how:

• Mark Items as Complete: As you complete each task on your checklist, click the “Mark Complete” icon on the left of the checklist item. This indicates that the item is done.
• Track Progress: Check the “Checklist” section to see how many items you’ve completed out of the total. This gives you a clear overview of your progress.

Wrapping Up and Engaging

And that’s it! You’re now equipped with the know-how to make the most of the Checklist feature in Project for the Web. Following these steps will boost your task management efficiency and help you stay in control of your projects.

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