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Submitted by Satish Kumar on Wed, 2015-02-11 19:27
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I want to display the end date as per Free Slack. How to get the date as per free slack. Further, how to move a task to a free slack finish date without using constraints?

Ex: activity A1 takes 10 days to complete; in sequence, activity A2 takes 100 days to complete. If I plan taking up these two activities in different sections of a Highway, say S1A1, S1A2, S2A1, S2A2. 

 

S1A1 completes after 10days and the resources can move to S2A1 on the 11th day. But S2A2 starts after 100days (completion duration for S1A2), so i want to start S2A1 10 days before S2A2. I dont want to use direct date constraint, Any method like ALAP (ALAP is using Total Float) in MSP for that.

Please help!

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Submitted by Gary Whitehead on Tue, 2015-02-10 09:17
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Yup.

 

 

The column you want to insert is called "Free Slack" in MSP

 

You can create a bar with start as "start", and finish as "free slack"