Hello all,
I’ve seen the following expression on a web site related to Project 2007 for the definition of FNET constraint:
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(Scheduled)ES=(Calculated)ES + Delay
Finish No Earlier Than: Schedules the task to finish on or after the constraint date.
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FNET concept is very clear to me but I didn’t get what
s/he meant by this expression.
I believe there is no "scheduled early start" concept. It
is also calculated by Project by using CPM on the background, Is it correct ? You don’t schedule early
start, it is calculated.
That’s the URL: http://ossmall.info/2008/01/17/definition-of-microsoft-project-constraints/ [1]
I am OK with this one: for MSO it says EF,LF,SF=CD. MSO means zero slack so EF=LF and scheduled finish (SF). I guess SF is what we see on the Finish Date task field.
Thank you for any feedback, I really appreciate it.
Best Regards.
I’ve seen the following expression on a web site related to Project 2007 for the definition of FNET constraint:
-----------------------------------------------------------
(Scheduled)ES=(Calculated)ES + Delay
Finish No Earlier Than: Schedules the task to finish on or after the constraint date.
-----------------------------------------------------------
FNET concept is very clear to me but I didn’t get what
s/he meant by this expression.
I believe there is no "scheduled early start" concept. It
is also calculated by Project by using CPM on the background, Is it correct ? You don’t schedule early
start, it is calculated.
That’s the URL: http://ossmall.info/2008/01/17/definition-of-microsoft-project-constraints/ [1]
I am OK with this one: for MSO it says EF,LF,SF=CD. MSO means zero slack so EF=LF and scheduled finish (SF). I guess SF is what we see on the Finish Date task field.
Thank you for any feedback, I really appreciate it.
Best Regards.