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linking Activities in subsequent WBS

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Imad YasirMember for 14 years 3 months
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I am using P6. i have two WBS created with one Submittal of Material list and the next submission of PO with same activities. Now i want to link each activity in Submission of PO wbs to Each subsequent activity in Submittal of material list.  I have many activites so linking each is very time comsuming. Is there any way to do this like "link all activites" etc... (Again remember activities are in different WBS)

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Imad I assume that there

    Hi Imad

    I assume that there is a common text in the title for each WBS.

    If so you can run a filter on the words and then create a link.

    Best regards

    Mike T.

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    Mohammad Waseem Anwar ·
    #2

    Hi ImadIf your activity IDs

    Hi Imad

    If your activity IDs are in some sequance or classify by CSI or in a proper WBS u just export a excel format relationship template and arrange prdecessor and sucessor Act ID and activity name and just import all the links imported accordingly .Evend u define the relationship type and lag according to your requirement.

    my email.       manwer@pbad.sbg.com.sa

    Best regards

    wasi

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    Rafael Davila ·
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    I would run a filter on links

    I would run a filter on links screen [links tab in P6] to narrow the links options using a UDF as illustrated on following figure [just use equivalent P6 functions]. In this way whenever I select an activity on Phase/WBS 1 only activities on Phase/WBS 2 will be displayed on the activities selection. 

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    Ezra Nyakundi ·
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