Re: how do I add a delay to the entire project
- From: "brandon erndt" <brandonerndt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 13:33:04 -0700
i do have lots of dependencies already for each site as needed, but what I
was hoping to do was to add this delay in the project and slide everything
out - that way it is very apparent to the customer that their decision to
delay a startup has pushed everything out a week, even though not all of the
400 remaining tasks are depended on this one getting completed.
If there is no way to do this that's OK - i just figured there had to be
some way to add a delay into the project and have it move everything after it.
"JackD" wrote:
> That is generally the best way. The remaining 400 tasks should have
> dependencies anyway so it shouldn't be too much trouble. If they have no
> dependencies, then you are not off to a good start.
>
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> "brandon erndt" <brandon erndt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > i am in the middle of a project and have had the client delay some of our
> > on-site startups on a couple of occasions. I am trying to add manual
> delays
> > to the entire project (rather than just the task) to push out the end date
> of
> > the project. I can't figure out a way to do this other than to take all
> 400
> > remaining tasks and make them successors to the one I have delayed
>
>
>
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