Maybe you can create a finish milestone for each individual Block and then find multiple float path, then create a filter for the path(s) number you are interested.
Each of the 20 buildings should be a separate project. Of course, you need a Global Activity code instead of/as well as the project specific WBS which is such a dissapointment in an 'Enterprise' environment.
The scheduling options allows selecting one float path per portfolio, or one float path per project with a single tick box.
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Submitted by Zoltan Palffy on Wed, 2022-06-15 15:47
Each of the 20 buildings should be a separate project. Of course, you need a Global Activity code instead of/as well as the project specific WBS which is such a dissapointment in an 'Enterprise' environment.
The scheduling options allows selecting one float path per portfolio, or one float path per project with a single tick box.
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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Tue, 2022-06-14 14:40
2) Select Advance Tab then tick calculate multiple float paths
3) Tick Free Float then on Display multiple float paths ending on activity click ... on right side of text box and select the last activity of WBS (say Block A) that wanted to calculate longest path.
4) On Specify the number of float paths to calculate -> change the number to 1
5) Then click Close and click Schedule
6) After running the schedule, create a filter and name it with Float Path (recommended name) Where Float Path equal 1 (criteria)
7) Apply the filter and it will show the longest path of selected WBS
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21 years 7 monthsI am not a P6 user, I do not
I am not a P6 user, I do not have the software, but suggest looking at the following link.
How to Display the Critical Path Leading to a "Specific Activity” in P6? - Project Control Academy
Maybe you can create a finish milestone for each individual Block and then find multiple float path, then create a filter for the path(s) number you are interested.
Good Luck
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9 years 8 monthsRauf, Each of the 20
Rauf,
Each of the 20 buildings should be a separate project. Of course, you need a Global Activity code instead of/as well as the project specific WBS which is such a dissapointment in an 'Enterprise' environment.
The scheduling options allows selecting one float path per portfolio, or one float path per project with a single tick box.
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16 years 3 monthsfilterALLwhere wbs equals
filter
ALL
where wbs equals Block A
and
where longest path equals yes
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9 years 8 monthsRauf, Each of the 20
Rauf,
Each of the 20 buildings should be a separate project. Of course, you need a Global Activity code instead of/as well as the project specific WBS which is such a dissapointment in an 'Enterprise' environment.
The scheduling options allows selecting one float path per portfolio, or one float path per project with a single tick box.
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19 yearsYou can use float path
You can use float path filter.
To calculate float path:
1) Press F9 (run schedule) then click Options
2) Select Advance Tab then tick calculate multiple float paths
3) Tick Free Float then on Display multiple float paths ending on activity click ... on right side of text box and select the last activity of WBS (say Block A) that wanted to calculate longest path.
4) On Specify the number of float paths to calculate -> change the number to 1
5) Then click Close and click Schedule
6) After running the schedule, create a filter and name it with Float Path (recommended name) Where Float Path equal 1 (criteria)
7) Apply the filter and it will show the longest path of selected WBS
Do the same to other WBS