Schedule Page for a Regulatory Calendar Template

Columns


Section	Column Name	Description
	Task Name	The name of the item. Click to open the default page for that item. You can expand and collapse the structure to view the regulatory calendar phases in the template, and the regulatory milestones within the calendar phases.
	Type	The type of item. The calendar can include these item types: Regulatory Calendar Template Regulatory Calendar Regulatory Milestone Interactive Review
Regulatory Calendar	Scope	Global or Local for rows that define a regulatory calendar. Blank for all other rows. You cannot define more than one regulatory calendar with the same combination of Scope and Esc. Level. In the schedule for the template, you add additional global or local calendars as children of the template (the first row of the schedule) regardless of when they would occur during the submission process. For a submission project that uses this regulatory calendar template, you would add the local calendar to a regulatory milestone with Yes for the Connection value. You would add an escalated global calendar to a regulatory milestone with Yes for the Pivot value.
Regulatory Calendar	Esc. Level	The escalation level. For the global scope, all escalation values must start from 0, and increment by 1 without any gaps. The escalation for a global calendar might not have an equivalent escalation for the local calendar.
Regulatory Milestone	Pivot	Yes or No to indicate if this milestone allows an escalation calendar to be added to it. If the schedule includes global calendars for any number of escalations, you need to include regulatory milestones for each escalation, not including the 0 escalation. For example, if your schedule includes these regulatory calendars: Scope=Global and Esc. Level=0 Scope=Global and Esc. Level=1 Scope=Global and Esc. Level=2 You need at least two regulatory milestones with Yes for the Pivot value. These milestones define the places in the schedule where the escalated calendars can be attached in the schedule for a submission project.
	Connection	Yes or No to indicate if this milestone allows a local calendar to be connected to it. If the schedule includes local calendars for any number of escalations, you need to include regulatory milestones for each escalation. For example, if your schedule includes these regulatory calendars: Scope=Local and Esc. Level=0 Scope=Local and Esc. Level=1 Scope=Local and Esc. Level=2 You need at least three regulatory milestones with Yes for the Connection value. These milestones define the places in the schedule where local calendars can be attached in the schedule for a submission project.
	Purpose	The regulatory purpose for this milestone. See Regulatory Milestones for information about the options.
		For the Interactive Review phase only. If shows for the row, then the submission timer is in clock stop.
	Id	The schedule sequence for this regulatory calendar phase, interactive review phase, or regulatory milestone.
	Dependency	The dependency for this milestone. See Project Management User's Guide: About Task Dependencies for information.
Estimated	Duration	Duration in days or hours for the item on this row
	WBS	The phase or milestone's order in the hierarchy. Integers represent the top level. Second level items have one decimal, third level tasks have two decimals, and so on.
	Description	Descriptive information about the activity.

Edit Menu

Required access role: Regulatory Administrator

When adding a regulatory calendar phase to the schedule, you must add it at level 1. That is, the regulatory calendar template must be the parent of all phases. You cannot nest phases. In addition, regulatory milestones and interactive review phases can only be added to regulatory calendar phases, not as direct children of the regulatory calendar template.


Edit Option	Description	For More Information
Undo	Reverts changes to existing values on the selected row. Click OK to confirm.	Project Management User's Guide : Listing WBS Tasks within a Project or Task
Cut	Marks the selected row for removal from the current location and keeps it in memory (for use with one of the Paste actions). You can cut multiple rows at a time. The text in the row is crossed-out in red to indicate it is marked for removal.
Copy	Copies the selected rows for use with one of the Paste actions.
Paste As Child	Inserts rows cut or copied as children of the selected row. If you need to define an order for child rows, use the Paste Above action.
Paste Above	Insert rows cut or copied above the selected row as child objects to the selected row's parent object. Pasted rows show in green if the row was cut or copied from a different parent object, or orange if the pasted rows were cut (not copied) from a different location in the list of that parent object. Orange indicates a re-sequencing of rows.

Actions/Toolbar Commands

Required access role: Regulatory Administrator


Action Name	Description	For More Information
Enable Edit	Toggles the page into the edit mode. In edit mode, you can add and remove rows, and edit values. The calendar template must be in the Inactive state.	Project Management User's Guide: Editing the WBS
Disable Edit	Toggles the page into the view mode.	-
Delete Selected	Deletes selected rows. Click OK to confirm. The calendar template must be in the Inactive state.	-
Quick creation toolbar	Adds the specified number of the shown type above or below a selected row. The calendar template must be in the Inactive state. You can only add these types to the template: Regulatory Calendar Regulatory Milestone Interactive Review When adding a regulatory phase to the schedule, you must add it at level 1. That is, the regulatory calendar template must be the parent of all regulatory phases. You cannot nest phases. In addition, regulatory milestones and interactive review phases can only be added to regulatory calendar phases, not as direct children of the regulatory calendar template.	-