From the global toolbar, click > Program
> Project Templates.
For each template, this page lists these details:
Name. The name of the template; click to view
the Categories menu and WBS page of the project template. See Viewing and Editing the Project Template WBS.
Estimated Duration. The duration of the WBS
tasks. The system takes dependencies into account. For example, if a
project has 5 tasks with no dependencies then all the tasks can occur
in parallel so the estimated duration is the estimated duration for the
lengthiest task. If one task cannot occur until another task is complete,
then the estimated duration for the project must add the durations for
these dependent tasks.
Owner. The Project Administrator responsible
for managing the template. The originator is the owner of the template.
Status. Active or Inactive. Only Active templates
can be used to create new projects.
Description. A description of the project template.
. Open the WBS page of the project in a new window.
To filter the list of project templates based on vaults:
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Choose from the Vault list on the left side of the page (not shown if
your company is assigned to only one vault).
Or
Click to select vaults. See Selecting Vaults for details.
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Click Filter.
To filter the list of templates, select the type of Status from the
drop-down list at the top, right:
Active. Only those templates in the Active lifecycle
state.
Inactive. Only those templates in the Inactive
lifecycle state.
All. All project templates.
Use the page Actions menu or toolbar to work
with the templates:
Create New Project. Creates a new project template;
see Creating or Cloning a Project Template.
Clone/Copy. Creates a copy of the project template.
See Creating or Cloning a Project Template.
Remove Selected. Deletes the project template;
click OK to confirm. You can only delete a project
template when it meets all these conditions:
- You created the template
- The template was used to create only projects that you own or non-Archive
state projects for which you are a Project Lead
- If projects are created from the template in an Archive state, the
template only be deleted if the Archive projects are owned by the template
owner
Deleting a template deletes all associated items, such as the WBS, folders,
and questions. Generally, you should delete a template only if you created
it in error and it hasn't been used to create a project. If you don't
want a template to be used any longer, promote it to Inactive using the
Lifecycle category.