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Save Existing Projects to CA Clarity PPM from Microsoft Project

To save an existing project to CA Clarity PPM, you need edit access rights and a lock option on the project. You cannot save to CA Clarity PPM when another user has locked the project, or when you did not lock it. If necessary, you can force a save.

Once you save your existing project, you can continue to modify the project.

Follow these steps:

1. Open the project in Microsoft Project.
2. Click the CA Clarity PPM Integration menu bar, and click Save As....

   The project remains open and locked. If you do not have a lock on the project, a message appears prompting to force a save.

3. Click Yes.