IsSubproject Element

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Indicates whether the task is an inserted project.

<IsSubproject>
  BooleanValue
</IsSubproject>

Parent Elements

Task

Occurrences

Minimum: 0

Maximum: 1

Text Value

A text value of type boolean is required.

Value

Description

0

False

1

True

Example

The following example shows a local project file inserted as task ID 3 in a master project. The XML file for the master project includes the complete Project element for the inserted project as a child of task ID 3.

<Project xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/project">
   . . .
   <Tasks>
      . . .
      <Task>
         <UID>4</UID>
         <ID>3</ID>
         <Name>SubProj</Name>
         <Type>1</Type>
         . . .
         <Summary>1</Summary>
         <Critical>1</Critical>
         <IsSubproject>1</IsSubproject>
         <IsSubprojectReadOnly>0</IsSubprojectReadOnly>
         <SubprojectName>C:\Project\P12\XML\Samples\SubProj.mpp</SubprojectName>
         <ExternalTask>0</ExternalTask>
         . . .
         <Project xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/project">
            . . .
            <Tasks>
               <Task>
                  . . .
               </Task>
               . . .
            </Tasks>
            . . .
         </Project>
      </Task>
   </Tasks>
   . . .
</Project>

See Also

Concepts

Task Elements and XML Structure

XML Schema for the Tasks Element