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Add Blank Column in P6

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James BraghiniMember for 18 years 5 months
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How do you add a ’blank" column in P6? Could not find a "blank column" in the different fields. Help. Having Brain Cramp this morning.

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    Nestor Quijano ·
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    James,
    Click columns then under available options click user defined select new then move it to selected option and you change the column title.

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    Muhammad Anwar ·
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    James

    I believe blank column mean userdefined field.

    Click View--Columns and click ’User Defined’ and show whatever type of data you going to store from the predefined column of define your own.

    regards

    Muhammad
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    James Braghini ·
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    I CANNOT FIND "NEW". I AM USING P6 V7.0. DID THEY TAKE THAT OPTION OUT?

    JAMES B.
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    Nestor Quijano ·
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    James
    Sorry I assumed that you already have the user defined column NEW, you can add this column by clicking enterprise then user defined fields click Add and select the data type.

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    Mazura Maarof ·
    #5

    From Gantt Chart, Write

    1. From Gantt Chart, Write click.
    2. Select column 
    3. Select User define
    4. Select MPS Activity ID  - Click Apply.Click Edit Column to rename such as Notes, Basis etc..
    5. Go to Gantt Chart, On MPS Activity ID Column, start writing what you wish too. MPS Activity ID was similar to Text in MS Project.
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    Zoltan Palffy ·
    #6

    you can not have a blank

    you can not have a blank column per say. The column must first be defined before it can be displayed. You can create your own user defined field and then display this column. 

    This a database not a spreadsheet in a database the fields must first be defined with a name and a type of field before they can be used.

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