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From: Té on 15 May 2008 15:05 I have a master project created. I'm inserting another project that has tasks and is almost complete. The total duration for the project is 57 days; however, when I maximize the project my master project's duration changes to 58 days. Why is this?
From: JulieS on 17 May 2008 13:16
Hello T�, Check the non-working days in the subproject calendar and master project calendar. I imagine you'll find there is a non-working day in the subproject file which is a working day in the master project file. You can re-create what you report easily. Create a new project starting next Monday. Mark next Wednesday as a non-working day. Create a single task with 4 days duration. The task spans Monday through Friday for 4 working days. Create a new project and turn on the project summary task. (Tools > Options, View tab.) Insert the 4 day project The master project summary task initially reads 4 days. Expand the inserted project and the master project project summary task will show 5 days. The master project file summary task spans from Monday through Friday, but in the master project Wednesday is a working day. I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. Julie Project MVP Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional information about Microsoft Project "T�" <T(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:78FE8805-60B5-4172-BC3D-66020C317029(a)microsoft.com... >I have a master project created. I'm inserting another project that >has > tasks and is almost complete. The total duration for the project is > 57 days; > however, when I maximize the project my master project's duration > changes to > 58 days. Why is this? |