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Moutassem Al KouatliMember for 19 years 1 month
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dear planners,

is it possible in P3, to display 2 totaly differnt schedules on the same layout, if yes , how?
i know it s a strange question, but they asked me to do so, because we want to compare to different schedules
so, i want to know if there is any mean in P3 to do so, rather than print screen and using a photo editing software.... :-)

cheers


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    Anoon Iimos ·
    #1
    it’s not strange, make a Target
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    Moutassem Al Kouatli ·
    #2
    They are totaly different schedules Anoon, different coding different tasks...
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    Anoon Iimos ·
    #3
    for the same project? if not then there’s no sense of comparison
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    Naveen Subbaiah ·
    #4
    If they are different tasks, different codes then what exactly you are trying to compare ? As I understand you are trying to compare two different projects. But what do they have in common that is compelling you to put them in one lay out & compare them ?
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    Waseem Saber ·
    #5
    Strange Request,

    two different projects yuo could open them together in P5, what i would advice you to import p3 files into P5 and you could open them together, i dont know what exactly you or you boss/ PM wants you to compare, sometimes these requests are just for the sake of the request.....

    let us know how it worked?

    Waseem Saber
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    A D ·
    #6
    Thats a problem when your boss is a ****

    To Solve this what you can do is, can insert say 10 milestones / hammocks in both the programs with same activity code and activity description considering the LOGIC.

    With this you can compare those ten milestones by setting target for one project.

    This seems to be a bit of a solution for your BOSS.

    Cheers,

    Ravi
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