Microsoft Project Member for 17 years Member for 17 years Submitted by ismail khan on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:24 Permalink RE: Variance yes that will answer your question Member for 15 years 9 months Member for 15 years 9 months Submitted by Dan Mårtensson on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:22 Permalink RE: Variance Hi, I must have been lost this morning! In MSP the field name is finish variance, no problem! //Dan Member for 17 years Member for 17 years Submitted by ismail khan on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:15 Permalink RE: Variance Dear Dan, The best way of doing is, export the dates in to excel and find the difference between the dates. regards, ismail Log in or register to post comments
Member for 17 years Member for 17 years Submitted by ismail khan on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:24 Permalink RE: Variance yes that will answer your question
Member for 15 years 9 months Member for 15 years 9 months Submitted by Dan Mårtensson on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:22 Permalink RE: Variance Hi, I must have been lost this morning! In MSP the field name is finish variance, no problem! //Dan
Member for 17 years Member for 17 years Submitted by ismail khan on Wed, 2010-03-17 03:15 Permalink RE: Variance Dear Dan, The best way of doing is, export the dates in to excel and find the difference between the dates. regards, ismail
Member for
17 yearsRE: Variance
yes that will answer your question
Member for
15 years 9 monthsRE: Variance
Hi,
I must have been lost this morning! In MSP the field name is finish variance, no problem!
//Dan
Member for
17 yearsRE: Variance
Dear Dan,
The best way of doing is, export the dates in to excel and find the difference between the dates.
regards,
ismail