Disassociating a Child Project from a Parent Project
Use these steps to disassociate a child project from its parent project. Once you disassociate the child project, it is removed from the parent project’s hierarchy.
For a description of the fields available on the Project Hierarchy tab used to perform this procedure, see Edit Project: Project Hierarchy Tab.
Note:Disassociating a child project simply means that project is no longer identified as a child of the current project. This procedure does not delete or in any way change the project that you disassociate.
To disassociate a child project from a parent project, do the following:
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As Project Administrator, navigate to the Summary tab of the project for which you are disassociating one or more child projects. (For navigation instructions, see Opening the Project Summary Tab.) |
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Click Manage Project to open a dropdown menu, and select Edit Project. The Edit Project window opens. |
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Select the Project Hierarchy tab. |
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In the list of child projects on the tab, click X in the Actions column for the child project you want to disassociate from the parent project. A message box appears, prompting you to confirm the disassociation. |
Once you confirm to disassociate the project, child project is removed from the hierarchy. The links associated with this parent-child relationship are also removed from the Summary tabs for the parent project and the project that was disassociated. The links are also removed from Inventory view.
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Repeat the previous step for each child project you want to disassociate from the current project. |