Here's a great tip on how to create a Look Ahead Filter in Microsoft Project http://ow.ly/wLBo300pa1D
Microsoft Project 2013 and the Look Ahead Filter
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Hello,
I have used Emilie's project and formula both in MSP 2016 US and MSP 2013 French, and it works fine!
I am working with Windows 7 in french, and the list separator is semi-column (;)
Best regards
Emily
Your formula certainly works fine and I did not doubt that it would not - I did use it for my project and I get a blank project - just like your 4 week lookahead - when I click on that it returns a blank - although you have no formula for that I believe anyway I used your formula which works fine but not in my Project - I need to go through and see where I am going wrong but again Thank you so much for the help and formula - I am doing something wrong that I need to remedy
Best regards
Brian
Thanks Emily I will certainly give it a go and Thank you for this - fingers crossed as I could do with using it at the moment
Best regards
Brian
Hi Brian,
If you go to the bottom of the article, I've just added the Microsoft Project file that I used. Hopefully this will help.
Brian,
For a response other than "double check harder," you need to be more specific.
What region are you in (determines whether to use commas or semi-colons)?
What (exactly) is the formula you are entering? In what field?
What specific errors are you getting?
Needless to say, is your installation fully up to date?
HI Guys
I have tried this formula in MSP 13 and it does not work - it brings back errors even though I have double checked it still no good - so either I am missing something or the formula is presented wrong - possibly more my fault I assume at this stage
Please advisew anyway
Thanks Brian