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Faisal AfsarMember for 18 years 4 months
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Hi All
these is s bit of problem i am trying to create a schedule which is automatically taking up constraints when i am removing these constraints by making it ASAP the dates are coming back to the day when i am creating the schedule ..................any help guys
these is s bit of problem i am trying to create a schedule which is automatically taking up constraints when i am removing these constraints by making it ASAP the dates are coming back to the day when i am creating the schedule ..................any help guys
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Oldest first- 0Mike Testro ·Hi Faisal
I hate Microsoft Project and never use it unless I have to.
You can - I beleive - do a global search and constraint removal.
There is also a default setting somewhere that sets the attributes for new activities - the standard is to put a constraint on every activity - just plain bonkers.
You have my deepest sympathy having to use such rubbish.
Best regards
Mike Testro. - 0Steve Macauley ·In MS Project 2003 (it’s probably similar in 2007) there’s an option in Tools->Options->Scheduling called ’New tasks:’, which you can configure to the current date or the project start date. Of course ideally every task in your schedule should be linked to a predecessor.
When constructing a schedule from scratch is it often useful to create a milestone called ’Project Baseline Start’ with an ’Actual Finish’ set to the current date. This can be linked to any tasks that are due to start immediately.
Cheerio...
Steve
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