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Donovan GovenderMember for 20 years 10 months
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I have an activity that has a duration of 6 days, but is done over a period of 18 days, work 2 days, break 6 days, work 2 days, break 6 days, work 2 days,how do I input this info so that it shows on my barchart
Thanks
Donovan

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    David Kelly ·
    Donovan,

    The only way to do it is to put the activity on a specific calendar that has holidays which match your down time.

    As always with such requests, I ask whether this single activity with several breaks is not best expressed in P3 as several activities which share an activity code as this allows a bar to be drawn at the summary level with the breaks showing.
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    Donovan Govender ·
    Thanks David, what is the commands under Tools-Level- splitting,apply to
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    David Kelly ·
    Donovan,

    the resource leveling facility can allow an activity to be split if the resource is not available. This works very well, but is usually an "extra" when resource levelling is already being used. You COULD use resource levelling specifically to achieve the result you are looking for by attaching a "dummy" resource with an availability pattern that matches your downtime to the activity to be split. Not for the faint hearted!
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    Christian Adrian De Vera ·
    Hello Donovan,

    Since you have a pattern or work/off work (2days on/6 days off) you could also try a repetitive activity with a lag of 6days then use activity codes or hammock to represent them in a group..

    Cheers!

    Christian
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    Nazarulislam Kamaludin ·
    Activity can be split during updation by using Suspend Dates from Activity form. Once an activity started, actual start will be available, then u can suspend for any particular period and resume after sometime. so use Dates button in activity form during updation.
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    Donovan Govender ·
    Thanks guys really appreciate help and info

    Regards
    Donovan

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