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Jaroslava SedrlovaMember for 21 years 6 months
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Oldest first- 0AFAlexandre Faulx-Briole ·To use any commercial application without a proper license is robbery!
If your planning exceeds the maximum possible for the evaluation copy of P3, you could ask someone with a full P3 to split the project in smaller workpackages (not fragnets) that you will open separately.
As a PM instructor, I use a eval copy of P3 and that’s the way I am working
Regards - 0SSSukumaran Subaramaniyan ·Ask your friend forward to you the back up PRX file. You do not need to redo the schedule, just restore and work on it.
Check whether the message is still popping out. If yes, you split the schedule to a smaller workpackages and create a project group template.
Using project group template copy the smaller workpackages as a subproject and interlink the related activities. With project group you can manage all the workpackages simultaneously and efficiently. This might help you to solve the problem.
For more info go to help and read through the Project Groups.
Regards. - 0FBFrank Borcherdt ·Clarification on some points below:-
Jaroslava Sedrlova wrote:-My friend sent me project in pdf. There is no way to open a pdf as a workable schedule….you will need to get a PRX file…ask for a compressed backup or re-enter the data.
Alexandre Faulx-Briole and Sukumaran Subaramaniyan made good suggestions on breaking up the schedule however be careful.
With Alexandre’s method you will need to review the downstream constraints each time you reschedule one of the sections of the schedule.
With Sukumaran’s method you should break it so the relationships all flow one way ie from project 1 to project 2 then onto project 3 as you can then schedule the project in sequence once and the correct dates will be calculated. The moment you go back to an earlier project you would need to reschedule that project in the correct sequence to get valid dates on all activities.
Hope this helps.
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