Driving predecessor again in MSP

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Read this:- Covering everything from the basics of project management to the ins and outs of integrating Project 2007 with other Office applications, Project 2007 Essential Training is a comprehensive and valuable course. Instructor Lorna A. Daly teaches users how to work with Project 2007 to best analyze and manage business ventures of any scope. She explains how to organize resources and assign work, how to streamline processes and resolve project conflicts, and how to customize and optimize Project 2007 for future tasks. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.





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I hav not downloaded so far. But the review was good. Good Tutorials!!



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Alexandre



Microsoft Project 2007 introduced a Task Drivers form that indicates which is the driving predecessor and whether the schedule has been Resource Leveled. It will also display the effects of leveling.



Select the Task Drivers icon on the Standard Toolbar to open the Task Drivers pane



Paul E Harris

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Paul,

where have you found that MS Project 2007 displays driving links differently from the others?

Thanks,

alexandre

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Tks a lot Niek



Amazon.com here I come!



I’ll let you know about the results.



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Nicolas,



Rod Gill’s book "VBA Programming for Microsoft Office Project" ISBN: 0-9759828-7-7 contains the macro you’re looking for, including a full explanation of the code.



Cheers,



Niek.

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MSP 2007 does show this now, but it has a few bugs and may be best to wait for the first SP before upgrading.



Paul E Harris

Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia

Planning and Scheduling Training Manual & Book Publishers & Consulting

www.eh.com.au