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  1. In the window of the project that has the expected rate of progress you want to replace, click to make it the active window.
  2. From the Project menu, select Project Plan....
  3. Select a task for which you want to replace the expected rate of progress values.
  4. Click the Effort tab.
  5. Click Copy Efforts. The Copy Efforts dialog appears with a Guide beside it (if the guide is not displayed, click on the "Show guide" link in the yellow panel). Numbered points on the dialog relate to steps in the guide.

Follow the steps in the guide to copy rate-of-progress values that will overwrite the values already present for the selected task.

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