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Combine 2 Revision is it possible?

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Sun, 2009-12-27 09:53
Pacifico Pallasigui
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I have one schedule called Revision 1 (with current1 and Target1) and I have another schedule called Revision 2 (with current2 and Target 2. Is it possible to combine this 2 Revision Schedule files into one File and compare by showing summary bars for Revision 1 and 2.

Thank You

Pacifico

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Tue, 2009-12-29 23:13
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Go to gantt chart area, right click -> select Bars (OR use Ctrl F11) and then under defined bars section, u can define current and target bars.

Select the position 1/2

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Sun, 2009-12-27 13:00
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Pacifico Pallasigui
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I have thought about that i think this is the only way but is is possible to have two summary bars reflecting the current and target?

thanks
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Sun, 2009-12-27 10:12
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Santhosh kumar
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Hi Pacifico,

Make Target2 of revision 2 as the 2nd target file of Revision 1.The current file should be the same for both revisions.

Now you have one file with target 1 & 2 and the current file.

Does this solve your problem?



Regards,

Santhosh
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