Deltek Acumen 8.5 Online Help

Using the Help Search
Using the Help Search
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    Ex.system + administration
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    Ex.system administration
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Projects Pane on the S1 // Projects Tab

Use the Projects pane to view the workbook, and the associated projects and snapshots.

Workbooks are the core files within Acumen. They contain all analysis information. You can right-click on the workbook for additional commands.

Links to data sources can either be projects or snapshots within a workbook. A project link treats the linked data as a normal project, including all data in workbook summary calculations. A snapshot link is used to flag the project data as being a version of the parent project. Right-click on the project or snapshot for additional commands.

Projects Pane Icons

This section describes the icons that you might see next to a project name in the Projects pane.

Field Description
This icon displays while the project is in the process of being linked to Acumen. This involves reading the available fields. When the reading is complete, the icon changes to represent the file type, for example, MSP or Primavera.
This icon displays after the project is linked and before it is imported. At this point, you cannot use the S1 // Project tab but you can map fields on the Fields tab.
This icon displays when there is an error. If you hover over the icon, a tooltip displays with details of the project as well as a description of the error.
Data Source Icons After the project is imported, or the snapshot is created, an icon representing the data source displays next to the project name. For example, if you import an Oracle Primavera project, the following icon displays next to the project: