Enter, or click to select, a parameter ID of up to 15 alphanumeric characters. Choose characters for your parameter ID that help identify the type of selections you made on the screen, such as PERIOD or QUARTERLY.

When you save your record, all the selections made on the screen are stored with the parameter ID. Later, you can retrieve the parameter using Query.

You can use the parameter to run the process more efficiently because you can select the parameter ID with its previously defined screen selections. After the default selections display on the screen, you can override the defaults.

Enter, or click to select, a parameter description of up to 30 alphanumeric characters.

This field always displays One.

Enter the project that you want to replicate. The project name displays in the field below. See the restrictions in the documentation for the Destination Project fields for information about project leveling. 

This field always displays Range.

Enter the starting project in the range to be created.

Enter the ending project in the range to be created.

There are certain restrictions placed on the number of projects and projects levels that you can create. These restrictions are as follows:

• You can replicate project information from an individual project node or element to another node within the same project, or to a node in another project. The exception to this rule lies in the top project node. You cannot copy a top-level project to a lower-level node. Likewise, you cannot copy a lower-level node to the top level of a new project. When you create a new project, you must also create project levels at that time. If you copy a lower-level node to a top-level project, no project levels exist for that project. If you copy a top-level project to a lower-level node, project levels exist at an incorrect level. Therefore, you can copy a top-level project only to another top-level project.
• You can create multiple projects from a single template project. For example, you can create project 1001, 1002, and 1003 from project 1000. If you create multiple projects, only one node can be replicated.
• You can replicate a branch of a project by selecting the Include Lower Levels check box. This allows you to add project 1000 and all of its lower levels. If you select this check box, however, you can replicate only one project. If you want to replicate an entire project more than once, you must execute the utility several times. If you select the Include Lower Levels check box, any data in the End field is cleared.

This field displays the number of projects that are created when you execute the Add process. To update this field, use the Fill Table button.

Select this check box to set up project basic information. You must set up the Basic Info tab of the Manage Project User Flow screen before or at the same time as other project tables. The additional tables that can optionally be added depend upon the Basic Info tab of the Manage Project User Flow screen. Therefore, you must set up these records before or at the same time as the dependent tables.

Select this check box to set up the entire project tree. If you select this check box, the new project is an exact duplication of the template project in that the project levels and level lengths are identical.

This list box displays the additional project tables that can be set up as part of the replication process. You can add these tables as part of the initial project setup, or at a later time. Since these tables depend on project basic information, the replication program verifies the existence of project master tables when the utility is run. To select a table, highlight the table name in the list box. You can add multiple tables. When you have made your selections, click to execute the utility.

Click this button to fill the table window using the template project and your selections in the Destination Projects fields. For each new project being created, the program generates a separate line.

This field displays the project number of the template project replicated.

This field displays the project number of the destination project being added.

• If a single project level is being replicated (if the Include Lower Levels check box is not selected), you can modify this project number.
•  If a project tree is being replicated (if the Include Lower Levels check box is selected), you cannot modify the destination project number.

This restriction exists to prevent dependent lower project levels and segment lengths from being set up incorrectly.

This field displays the name of the destination project. The template project name defaults in this field and can be modified.

This field displays the abbreviation code associated with the destination project.  You can modify this field.

This field determines whether the destination project is set as active or inactive when being created. A value of Y defaults into this field, indicating that the project is active. You can modify this field.

Enter, or click to select, the owning organization of the destination project(s). You can modify this field.

Enter the task order number to be associated with the destination project.

This check box determines whether the Project Work Force Required option is selected for the destination project. The selection for the template project defaults here. You cannot modify this check box.

This check box determines whether a revenue formula is assigned to the destination project. This defaults from the template project and cannot be modified.

This field displays the revenue formula assigned to the destination project. The template project revenue formula defaults in this field and cannot be modified.

This check box determines whether a billing formula is assigned to the destination project. This defaults from the template project and cannot be modified.

This field displays the billing formula assigned to the destination project. The template project billing formula defaults in this field and cannot be modified.

This check box determines whether a direct cost ceiling amount is imposed for the destination project. This defaults from the template project and cannot be modified.

This check box determines whether a burden ceiling amount is imposed for the destination project. This defaults from the template project and cannot be modified.

This check box determines whether an hours ceiling amount is imposed for the destination project. This defaults from the template project and cannot be modified.