1. The Project finish date is matching with the schedule finish date
2. If still the start date is showing float it means that somewhere the relation is open or a constrain in the project is driving the CRITICAL activities.
3. You can send the file to me to check for issues.
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Submitted by Patrick Weaver on Sat, 2014-05-31 07:29
Possible options (assuming there is a difference between the milestone and the first activities float)
The project start date is defined as a constraint on the first activity not the milestone and the milestone is scheduling from the project calendar start
Different calendars allocated
The first activity is scheduled ‘As late as possible’
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Submitted by moutaz aldeib on Mon, 2014-05-26 11:17
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15 years 11 monthsPlease check the following
Please check the following :-
1. The Project finish date is matching with the schedule finish date
2. If still the start date is showing float it means that somewhere the relation is open or a constrain in the project is driving the CRITICAL activities.
3. You can send the file to me to check for issues.
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24 years 9 monthsPossible options (assuming
Possible options (assuming there is a difference between the milestone and the first activities float)
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21 years 10 monthsDear Gary,Sorry that is what
Dear Gary,
Sorry that is what I mean, the first task is successor to the milestone date.
Best,
Moutaz
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16 years 7 monthsthe first task should be the
the first task should be the sucessor of the start milestone, not predecessor
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21 years 10 monthsYes, Gary it is a milestone
Yes, Gary it is a milestone and the first task is the predecessor of this milestone.
Regards,
Moutaz
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16 years 7 monthswhen you say start date is
when you say start date is not critical, do you mean start milestone?
If so, check the first task that is on your critical path has a predeccesor of the start milestone