Work breakdown structure (WBS) codes are outline numbers that you can apply to tasks and edit to match the specific needs of your business. Project automatically provides basic outline …

The WBS field contains work breakdown structure (WBS) codes, which are alphanumeric codes you can use to represent the associated task's position within the hierarchical structure of the …

Use the WBS Code Definition dialog box to create, review, or revise a uniform WBS code format, or mask. WBS codes are generally unique; that is, each task has a separate WBS code.

When you display outline numbers in your task list, you can view the outline structure as numerical codes, also known as a work breakdown structure (WBS). Project assigns unique …

Each predecessor task is represented by its WBS code, which may be followed by a link type and the lead or lag time. The link types for predecessors are FS (finish-to-start), FF (finish-to …

Create WBS codes in Project desktop Show slack in your project in Project desktop Build a project in Grid and Timeline views in Project for the web Create a custom field in Project …

Choose the right view of your project schedule. Outline your project into summary tasks and subtasks. Add WBS codes to your outline.

Each successors task is represented by its WBS code, which may be followed by a link type and the lead or lag time. The link types for successors are FS (finish-to-start), FF (finish-to-finish), …

When you display outline numbers in your task list, you can view the outline structure as numerical codes, also known as a work breakdown structure (WBS). Project assigns unique …

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Each predecessor task is represented by its WBS code, which may be followed by a link type and the lead or lag time. The link types for predecessors are FS (finish-to-start), FF (finish-to …