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The expected rate of progress values for the plan and task you select in guide steps 1 and 2 will replace the expected rate of progress values for the task you selected before you clicked the Copy Efforts button in the Project Plan dialog.

1 Select the plan that has the task with the expected rate of progress you want to copy.

2 Select the task with the expected rate of progress you want to copy.

3 The Expected Rate of Progress box shows you what the new expected rate of progress values will be for the task you selected before you clicked the Copy Efforts button in the Project Plan dialog.

4 Click OK when you are finished.

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