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From: Jim Aksel on 24 May 2010 14:46
To link tasks between files, insert the files (from the same folder, see my
earlier post). Now you can link tasks just like you ordinarily do. Click on
T2, hold down the control key, click on Tg. Click the link icon.
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"KTA" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your time and valuable advices.
>
> As i explained I am using Master Project with the same identical calendar
> that is being used by individual inserted projects. My Program Structure is
> like;
>
>
> MASTER PROGRAM
>
> PROJECT A
> Phase 1
> T1
> T2 (FS Dependency)
> T3 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 2
> T4
> T5 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 3
> T6
> T7 (FS Dependency)
> PROJECT B
> Phase 1
> T1
> T2 (FS Dependency)
> T3 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 2
> T4
> T5 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 3
> T6
> T7 (FS Dependency)
>
> PROJECT C
> Phase 1
> T1
> T2 (FS Dependency)
> T3 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 2
> T4
> T5 (FS Dependency)
> Phase 3
> T6
> T7 (FS Dependency)
>
> 1. All tasks are linked within their respect Phases and our not linked to
> any task in the next phase because all of the phases have different start
> dates and there are no logical sequencing.
>
> 2. There are some tasks which are linked as an external predcessors i.e. T2
> in Project A is linked with T4 in Project B.
>
> So my questions are;
>
> 1. How should i link the tasks outside the phases to get a proper critical
> path.
>
> 2. Should i constraint the task with Start No Earlier Than with a specific
> date but there are no logical relationship of one phase ending and the other
> phase starting.
>
> Your responses will be highly appreciated.
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