You are a project manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
You manage a schedule with a Project Site, which includes a section for documents that team members and other stakeholders need. You have a very large number of documents that you want to put into the Project Site.
You need to upload these documents by using the most efficient method.
What should you do?

• A. In the Project Site, select the document folder and select the New Documents option in the screen. Then upload files one at a time.
• B. In the Project Site, select the document folder and, in your source document list, select the files to upload. Drag them to the "drag files here" section of the screen.
• C. In the Project Site, select the document folder and select the Import Documents button from the ribbon. Then select the documents you want to upload.
• D. In the Project Site, select the document folder and select the Upload Document button from the ribbon. Select the Multiple Documents option. Then select all the documents that you want to upload.

You are a program manager in an organization that uses Project Server 2013. The allow master projects to be saved and published function is not enabled.
Your program contains seven active projects managed in Project Online.
You need a way to review the tasks flagged as milestones in all seven active projects at one time.
You open Project Center in Project Web App (PWA).
What should you do next?

• A. Create a custom filter in which the Milestone field equals Yes, and apply it to the view.
• B. Select all seven projects and choose Export to Excel on the ribbon.
• C. Select all seven projects, open in a temporary master project, expand all tasks, and filter for milestone tasks.
• D. Select the Subprojects check box on the ribbon.

You are a project manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
As part of a regular project review, you notice that several tasks of one of your projects that should be finished are outdated.
You need to update those tasks with the exact percent complete as of today.
Which three steps should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

• A. Open the project for editing in Project Professional 2013.
• B. Type today's date in the field Update work as complete through.
• C. Open the project for editing in Project Web App (PWA).
• D. click the Update Project button.
• E. Type today's date in the Actual Start field for each outdated task.

You work as a project manager in an organization that uses Project Server 2013. All project managers belong to the Project Management Office (PMO) and use Project Professional 2013.
A member of the PMO is responsible for initiating a new project schedule in Project Server and fills in critical project-level fields such as Sponsor and Project Budget. The PMO publishes the new project and then, through email, instructs the project manager to complete a detailed schedule.
You are responsible for planning and managing the schedule, including approving task updates from team members. After speaking to your team members, you discover that task updates have been submitted, but you are not receiving them; instead, these updates are going to the person in the PMO who initially set up the schedule.
You need to solve this problem. What should you do?

• A. Instruct the person in the PMO to open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the Publish field to Yes for all tasks.
• B. Open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the assignment owner for all tasks to you.
• C. Instruct the person in the PMO to open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the status manager to you for all tasks.
• D. Open the schedule in Project Professional 2013 and change the status manager for all tasks to you.

You are a portfolio manager for an organization that uses Project Server 2013.
You plan to create several portfolio reports for the executive team.
You need to ensure that your first report shows a list of all projects in your organization with
timephased information regarding how the Actual Work and the Actual Cost have varied on
a monthly basis.
What should you do?

• A. Create a Project Center view with the following project fields: Name, Start Date, Finish Date, Actual Work, and Actual Cost. Export the view to Microsoft Excel, and group the projects by using the Start Date column. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• B. Create a Project Center view with the following project fields: Name, Start Date, Finish Date, Actual Work, and Actual Cost. Export the view to Microsoft Excel, and group the projects by using the Finish Date column. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• C. Create a Pivot Table in Microsoft Excel that gets data from the OLAP Portfolio Analyzer data connection. Include the dimensions of Project List and Time, and the measures of Actual Work and Actual Cost. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).
• D. Create a Pivot Table in Microsoft Excel that gets data from the Project Server - Simple Projects List data connection. Include the dimensions of Project List and Time, and the measures of Actual Work and Actual Cost. Save the file into the Reports library in Project Web App (PWA).