how to make a task start at the beginning of the next day
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From: JerryN on 12 May 2008 14:36 There is a task that has a predecessors which can complete at various times during the day, based on it's predecessors. How can I make this particular successor task start at the beginning of the next day, no matter when the predecessor finishes? Thanks. Jerry
From: Jack Dahlgren on 13 May 2008 00:49 Create a dummy predecessor with a short duration (a minute, an hour, something like that) Create a calendar which has working time which does not occur at the same time as the regular calendar. Assign that calendar for the dummy predecessor task. Put the dummy task just before the task you want to start the next day. Now, if the first task finishes the dummy task will have to happen next (which can only happen at the end of the day or early morning however you have scheduled it) and then the task will start first thing in the morning. -Jack Dahlgren "JerryN" <JerryN(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:66846331-FAEE-492B-A48D-BE1FB59AEAAB(a)microsoft.com... > There is a task that has a predecessors which can complete at various > times > during the day, based on it's predecessors. How can I make this > particular > successor task start at the beginning of the next day, no matter when the > predecessor finishes? Thanks. > Jerry >
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