Microsoft Project Member for 17 years 9 months Member for 17 years 10 months Submitted by Evgeny Z. on Wed, 2013-04-24 09:59 Permalink Liu,You can do it like Liu, You can do it like this: In Gantt Chart Timescale chose Day / Week/ Month from Start Create and show customer field, which will calculate the task start date and task finish date from the Project Start e.g. Task Start from Project Start (Calendar Days)(Number1)=DateDiff("d";[Project Start];[Start])+1 This is how your schedule will look like then Log in or register to post comments
Member for 17 years 9 months Member for 17 years 10 months Submitted by Evgeny Z. on Wed, 2013-04-24 09:59 Permalink Liu,You can do it like Liu, You can do it like this: In Gantt Chart Timescale chose Day / Week/ Month from Start Create and show customer field, which will calculate the task start date and task finish date from the Project Start e.g. Task Start from Project Start (Calendar Days)(Number1)=DateDiff("d";[Project Start];[Start])+1 This is how your schedule will look like then
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17 years 9 monthsLiu,You can do it like
Liu,
You can do it like this:
e.g.
Task Start from Project Start (Calendar Days)(Number1)=DateDiff("d";[Project Start];[Start])+1
This is how your schedule will look like then