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Yvonne StokesMember for 14 years 11 months
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Does anyone know if there a way that I can just show all the tasks that are linked.  Rather than having to go through the tasks individually?

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    Paul Clarke ·
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    I must admit I don't

    I must admit I don't understand your question, can you explain further ?

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Yvonne Why have you got

    Hi Yvonne

    Why have you got tasks with no links - every task must have at least 1 predecessor and 1 sucessor excpet the first and last tasks.

    There is probably a filter that selects tasks with no links.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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    Khaja Sharief ·
    #3

    Insert predecessor and

    Insert predecessor and successor columns in the Gant Chart view. This lets you know that activities which have no links i.e. where predecessor and successor cell is blank. Just use filter option to filterout the activites which have no successor and predecessor.

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    Rafael Davila ·
    #4

    Do you mean filter for

    Do you mean filter for activities linked to selected?

     Photobucket

    Better than leapfrogging.

    Photobucket

    I also find useful to filter for activities with links that are out-of-sequence and at the same time filter to display only those links.

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    Brendan Rogan ·
    #5

    hi,Perhapse this toolbar will

    hi,

    Perhapse this toolbar will meet your needs - http://www.tools4schedulers.com

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    Mike Sallese ·
    #6

    @Mike Testro:The first time I

    @Mike Testro:

    The first time I opened an MSP schedule, I noticed that you didn't have to link activities because MSP would follow the logic of Task 1 is succeeded by Task 2 and so on.  If you wanted any different relationships, you had to add them.

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