Explain the options provided by Project 2010 for allowing you to choose how summary task baseline information is updated when saving a baseline for selected tasks.
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Project 2010 provides two options for allowing you to choose how summary task baseline information is updated when saving a baseline for selected tasks. By default, after the initial baseline is saved, a summary task's baseline is not updated when a subtask is modified, added, or deleted. If you select the "Roll up baseline to all summary tasks" option button in the Save Baseline dialog box, baseline data from the immediate summary task will roll up into all summary tasks to which it belongs. If you select "Roll up baselines from subtasks into selected summary task(s)," Project 2010 will roll up the baseline details from all subtasks that belong to each selected summary task.
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