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Driving Predecessor Activity

AB TimoMember for 15 years 3 months
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Hello All,

I have seen a previous thread on this topic but i did't get Much idea from that.I just Want a Simple answer that If an Activity has More Than one predecessors then how can i Guess that which one of them is Driving the Successor activity.

 

Best Regards,

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    Gary Whitehead ·

    Faiz,   What software are you

    Faiz,

     

    What software are you using?

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    Mike Testro ·

    Hi Fiaz The vertical link

    Hi Fiaz

    The vertical link will most likely be the driver.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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    AB Timo ·

    hi garyI am Using Primaver

    hi gary

    I am Using Primaver P6

    Regards

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    AB Timo ·

    Hi Mike,Can you Please

    Hi Mike,

    Can you Please Elaborate a little More about the  "Vertical Link"

     

    Best Regards

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    Gary Whitehead ·

    1) Select View > Show on

    1) Select View > Show on Bottom > Activity Details

    2) Left click on an activity

    3) From the activity details section at the bottom of the screen, select either the "predecessors" or the "relationships" tab (If neither tab is there, right click > Customise Activity details > add them)

    4) You should now see all the predecessors of the activity on which you clicked. Right click on one of the predecessor columns > Customise Predecessor Columns > add the "Driving" column from the "General" group

    5) any predecessor which has a "Yes" in the "Driving" column, is driving that activity.

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    AB Timo ·

    Thanks Gary You Really Made

    Thanks Gary You Really Made it Simple for me.

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    Rhys Parry ·

    Hello A quick question in

    Hello

    A quick question in relation to the Driving Predecessor or Successor.

     

    I have some activities that are ticked as critical and driving, so does that mean that activity is driving the selected activity.

    i.e.  The predecessor is before so when that has finished this activity will start if its a FS relationship?

    The Successor is after so if its a Driving activity does that start at the same time the linked activity starts as its a SS relationship.

     

    Thanks

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    Gary Whitehead ·

    Rhys:   Correct. A driving

    Rhys:

     

    Correct.

    A driving relationship is one which defines the earliest start or finish date (depending on wether it is FS, FF etc) of the sucessor to that relationship.

     

    Obviously as the schedule is progressed and changes to durations and logic happen, the relationship which drives a particular actvity can also change.

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