We had that same concern about previous versions and reverting before we launched this method. We found that with OneDrive you can revert to a previous version when you go to Office.com – it saves a version every minute or so, so it's very detailed how far you can go back. Ask your IT about this. Ou...

Thanks so much Heather. I do have a couple questions that are probably answered on the Help but ... oy that thing is so long and boring my brain dies a little each time!! �� When I get the export for which to base the kickstart on, it has a bunch of other tabs that I don't need. Am I supposed to lea...

Oh wow, so much conflicting information!

Thanks! I think that's a great tip for a workaround and sounds like it would be fairly easy. Does this sound like the right steps: Copy the current project exactly as is, delete all the tasks in the copied project, do the export so you can get the Project ID, and import the new tasks via Kickstart. ...

I read previous posts that said you can't do it and I did try exactly what you said and it didn't work, (but that doesn't mean I didn't make some other error, it usually takes me 3 tries) so I thought it couldn't be done. And then I got impatient with all this working from home and being indoors, an...

For copy docs we use a OneDrive link and have a custom tab with a custom field in every project where that link is stored so the most current version of the copy doc is there. Everyone is trained to know where to look to find the link and it's the copywriters role to post the link once she's written...

I read previous posts that said you can't do it and I did try exactly what you said and it didn't work, (but that doesn't mean I didn't make some other error, it usually takes me 3 tries) so I thought it couldn't be done. And then I got impatient with all this working from home and being indoors, an...

Hi It seems that you can't kickstart import new tasks into an existing project, but I need to do just that for 93 tasks. Anybody have any tips or shortcuts to share that will make this bearable? Or do I have to suck it up and add them one at a time? Jill Ackerman

Hm well I can't think of a reason for that other than to check all of their user settings and access levels to ensure they are identical to each other. Beyond that, I too am puzzled!

Are they licensed users? Only licensed users can be assigned to a task.