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ms+project+training+london - Linking
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Mon 12 Feb 2007, 15:18Delegate Jennifer said...
Jennifer has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Project Intro Intermediate course
Linking
What does start to start mean and finish to finish?
Thu 15 Feb 2007, 12:14Trainer Jacob said...
RE: Linking
The most common link you have is finish to start, which means that the successor (S) task will only start once the predeccessor (P) task is finished.
So, a start to start is when both the (S) & (P) tasks start at the same time.
A finish to finish is when both the (S) & (P) tasks finish at the same time.
Jacob
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MS Project tip:Typing Links Between TasksIn the Entry table, use the Precessors column to type in links. Type the previous task's ID to link. To change the link, add FS (Finish-Start), FF (Finish-Finish), and so on, and + duration to add a Lag, or - duration for a Lead time. Example: for task 5, 4FS+1w ... task 4 preceeds task 5, finish to start, with a week lag between. |
