To create a subtask or a summary task, indent a task below another one. In the Gantt Chart view, select the task you want to turn into a subtask, then select Task > Indent. The task you selected is now a …

In Microsoft Project, when you make changes to a subtask, those changes may not be reflected in the summary task for that subtask. For example, if you change the amount of work on a subtask, the …

Select Task > Schedule > Indent Task or press Alt+Shift+Left, to make the task a subtask. Select Task > Schedule > Outdent Task or press Alt+Shift+Right, to move the task to the level of the task above it. …

An indented task becomes a subtask of the task above it, which becomes a summary task. Select View > Gantt Chart. In the Task Name column, select the task you want to indent. Select Task > Indent …

If you are unable to indent or outdent your tasks: You may be trying to outdent a first-level task Tasks at the first outline level cannot be outdented. Instead, indent those tasks that you want to include as …

With the top-down method of scheduling project work, you identify the major phases (or summary tasks) first, and then break the phases down into individual tasks (subtasks), rather than the other way …

In the task list, click Open Menu (…) for the task that you want to use as the parent task for the subtask you are adding. On the box that appears, click Create Subtask.

In Project Web App, your project’s schedule may be a single-level list of tasks, but, more likely, your project’s tasks have a hierarchy to them. That is, some tasks are summary-level tasks, and other …

The Remaining Actual Tasks field will not subtract a subtask or task unless you enter exactly 100% for either the % Complete or % Work Complete fields. Nor will it subtract a subtask or task if you enter a …

Notes: You can create a maximum of 20 checklist items per task. Checklists are not subtasks. In Project, an indented task becomes a subtask of the task above it, which becomes a summary task. A …