I have received support from Asta on this question. The best solution is to use the "Path to Task" button located under the View tab. This will allow you to pick an activity and see the path leading up to it. In order to use this feature you need to select the actual bar/milestone in the gantt chart. Selecting the activity row will NOT work.
This is my first time contacting Asta support and they responded within 30 minutes. Abosultely amazing, what I thought was a long shot actually turned up being the only way I would have found out the solution. Well done Asta.
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19 years 10 monthsHi R WellsThere is a subtle
Hi R Wells
There is a subtle tick box on this feature where you can show only the driving links.
Also you can save the result as a View category so you can bring it to the screen at any time.
Asta support is the best in the business - always sharp even on the phone.
Compared to P6 who may respond in a day or two if they feel like it.
But then they don't like resonding to me because they have to type in my P6 password - P6iscrap.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
11 years 7 monthsFor future reference....I
For future reference....
I have received support from Asta on this question. The best solution is to use the "Path to Task" button located under the View tab. This will allow you to pick an activity and see the path leading up to it. In order to use this feature you need to select the actual bar/milestone in the gantt chart. Selecting the activity row will NOT work.
This is my first time contacting Asta support and they responded within 30 minutes. Abosultely amazing, what I thought was a long shot actually turned up being the only way I would have found out the solution. Well done Asta.