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Bulk update projects

Archive, delete, and edit multiple projects at once

Written by Justyna Kawalec

Bulk update projects on the Projects page

The bulk actions menu helps you update multiple projects at once. On the Projects page, select one or more projects to display the available actions.

Projects bulk actions menu

Bulk-edit projects

Use the Edit button to make changes to selected projects. Several fields can be edited in bulk.

Bulk-archive projects

Use the Archive button to make selected projects read-only. Archived project allocations still appear on the Schedule, and archived projects can be found in the Archived tab of the Projects page. All their historical data is retained, and all the archived projects are included in the reports.

Bulk-archive projects


​Bulk-activate projects

The Activate button in the Archived tab of the Projects page brings the archived projects to the active state.

Bulk-activate projects

Bulk-delete projects

Use the Delete button to permanently remove all project data from Float. To delete projects, they must be archived first. Deleted projects cannot be restored.

Bulk edit projects via the CSV upload

To update multiple projects at once using a spreadsheet, download your existing project list, make changes, and re-upload it.

  1. Go to the Projects page

  2. Click Import in the top-right corner

  3. Select Pre-populate with existing projects

  4. Click Download project template

  5. Open the file in Excel or Google Sheets

  6. Make changes and save the file

  7. Click Upload CSV file.

  8. Select the file you want to import

Bulk edit projects via the CSV upload

New projects included in the CSV will be added to the Projects page. For existing projects, their attributes will be updated based on the values you entered in your CSV.


Fields you can update via CSV:

- Budget (total hours)

- Non-billable (If Y, the project is marked as non-billable)

- All PMS have edit rights (If Y, Managers with ‘manage projects’ permission can edit this project).

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