Hi,
I was analysing a schedule for a contractor. The final milestone (constrained finish on or before) has a float of -78 days and a finish of 1 Jan 15. If I remove this constraint I was expecting the end date to move by 78 days to Middle of March. Instead the program moved by 152 days. Any idea why this may have happened?
Thanks,
Regards,
Vijay
Vijay,
(Presuming "MSP" in your title means Microsoft Project)
1. If the whole program moved to the right after removing a FNLT constraint, then the project is scheduled backwards, and you are in a heap of trouble. Most people who use terms like "float" and "finish on or before" don't schedule like that. (Check the Project Information dialog for "Schedule from: = Project Finish Date" and note the Finish date.)
2. If only the final milestone moved to the right after removing its FNLT constraint, then:
Good luck, tom