Sheet0 contains the timesheets, and Sheet1 contains the activities related to the timesheets so that you can verify the timesheets using the start date, end date, and calendar.Ĭonvert Microsoft Project to Primavera P6. Now open your Excel timesheets file, and you will see two sheets were created. If Primavera contains timesheets for this period, you should see the excel file was created in your Desktop.
Finally, make sure this row is selected, and click Export Timesheets. Click the first row of the timesheet table, and change the start date to 3, and Finish Date to 0. If the Timesheet Periods in the screen are not the one you want to export, please change the start date and end date manually.įor example, I want to export the timesheet period from 3 to. To export timesheets from Primavera, click 'The Global Settings' menu, and select 'Enterprise Data' menu, and click 'Timesheet Periods', and you will see the latest 10 weeks Timesheets are populated in the table (see the screenshot below). You should see the codes being showed there. To confirm the activity codes are imported, launch Primavera P6 Windows Client, and click Enterpise menu, then select Activity Codes menu. Then, run this utility and click 'The Global Settings' menu, and select 'Enterprise Data' menu, and click 'Activity Codes - Global', finally hit the Import button and follow the wizards to complete the import.
Next open the new copy of the template and add your data to the template according to the columns. Import Global Activity Codes/Project CodesIf you use this utility to import Activity Codes/Project Codes, please first copy the Excel template file named activity_codes_template.xls in the same folder as this utility. After this P6 admin tool / utility is started, you can do all the P6 administration tasks, including user management, user preferences, enterprise data, and application settings, etc.
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