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Hi Expats,
In one of my UK clients schedule, they advised to retire completed activites and non performing activites in the schedule. and my collegues recommended to change the duration of non performed activities duration to 1D in the schedule to avoid those activities in critical path.
Can you please explain the purpose of retiring the activities in the schedule?
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Thanks for the detailed explanation Zoltan. it makes sense.
an actviity can be in one of 4 categories
not started
in progress
completed
modified in progress using suspend and resume
whne you say retire completed I do not know what you mean ? I also do not know what a non performed actviities are
if you mean the activities are no longer in the scope then I would should show the same actual start and finish date equal to the date that you were told that this activity is not longer in the scope.
PUtting 1 day duration WILL make them critical making them complted will not
I would also assign an activity code theses and make a comment in the notes tab. This way you can filter and gropu these if need be.
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