Arun,

You might try building P6 Reports for each type of activity relationship. P6 Reports includes filters for FS, SS, FF, and SF relationships, so you would be equipped to list these activities by type of relationship.

Any planner/scheduler using Primavera P6 can gain additional capability by learning how to build custom P6 Reports. The P6 database holds all of the data entered into Primavera. Most of the data in the database is automatically organized into tables with columns and rows. Ordinary filters and layouts can't provide much of the useful information embedded in the database, but P6 Reports offers a way to query the database to pull out and organize more of the data. Any P6 Report can be exported as a comma/delimited csv file and saved as an Excel file for further re-organization.

I've built a number of custom P6 Reports. I'm now retired, but I've kept most of them on a thumb drive. Any P6 erp report can easily be imported from the P6 Reports screen. If you would like some of the P6 Reports I've made, please send me an email at treichner@yahoo.com.   

Arun,

There is not a standard layout (nor a standard report) that shows this in P6.

1. The simplest approach is to export the schedule data to Excel, then autofilter the predecessors list.
2. If you insist on working inside P6, then

• Use the Report Wizard to make a new report of "Subject Area" = Activity Relationships, then;
• In "Configure Selected Subject Areas," apply a filter for, "Where Relationship Type is not equal to FS".
• You'll also need to add columns to the report to make it readable - e.g. Predecessor Project/ID/Description, Successor Project/ID/Description.

Good luck, tom

An answer depends on the software that you use.