Ronald, let me take off my hat. Yours is a GREAT solution. It works in any software. It is so simple. I love it. My wish is to come with some idea as simple and as useful in my lifetime.
Thanks.
By the way, I cant even imagine a program with 10 000 activities, I get headaches with my 900 activities "La Yesca" Program.
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Submitted by Paul Hodgson on Tue, 2009-09-01 10:38
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16 years 4 monthsRE: Tracing Logic
Ronald, let me take off my hat. Yours is a GREAT solution. It works in any software. It is so simple. I love it. My wish is to come with some idea as simple and as useful in my lifetime.
Thanks.
By the way, I cant even imagine a program with 10 000 activities, I get headaches with my 900 activities "La Yesca" Program.
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22 years 5 monthsRE: Tracing Logic
Guys
Many thanks to your response to my query.
I will let you know how I get on, but under pressure at present completing month end programmes & reports.
Thanks again.
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22 years 9 monthsRE: Tracing Logic
I published a paper on just how to do what you are looking for at http://www.ronwinterconsulting.com/published.htm. Look for the title, “Managing Multiple Milestones. Good luck!
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18 years 6 monthsRE: Tracing Logic
Hi Paul,
I would suggest to use the "Calculate multiple float paths" in Tools --> Schedule (F9), Options, Advanced Tab.
1. In "Calculate multiple paths using" select Total Float.
2. In "Display multiple float paths ending with activity" select the milestone you wanted to trace all the relationships.
3. In "Specify the number of paths to calculate", it depends on you to input the number, otherwise accept the default. Then select close.
4. Run the "Schedule".
5. Now, select "Filters", select New.
6. Rename the Filter (e.g. Float Path).
7. In Filter Parameters:
Where: Float Path "is within range of" 1 10
8. Then Apply.
Let us know if you have done this. To filter only the those driving activities. I will post here later.
Regards,
Arnold