I'm in the process of creating a schedule baseline. I would like to use "rolling wave planning" (Progressive Elaboration) to create my schedule - only put in detailed activities for near future work and high level information for the activities in the far future.
I'm wondering how this works...
I'm in the process of creating a schedule baseline. I would like to use "rolling wave planning" to create my schedule - only put in detailed activities for near future work and high level information for the activities in the far future.
I'm wondering how this works with creating a baseline...
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I have had some other pressing deadlines so, I haven't been able to play around with these custom fields. I'm sure I will be able to figure it out when I dedicate some time to it. Thank you for your help. I will write a message if I have an issue though.
I'm very new to MS Project so, I'm not sure what an extra task calendar is so, I don't know if one is used. The external planning data is just get get full picture of project (including all the sub-contractors). The external data is import as sub-projects (well, I'm using MS Project 2007 so...
I know the problem is how MS Project does the time conversion. My master schedule consists of importing schedules from 6 external contractors. Four of them use 7 hr/day, 35 hr/wk calendars and two of them using 8hr/day, 40 hr/wk calendars. My organization also uses the 7h/d-35h/w calendar...
I would like to import an external schedule into a master schedule I have but, they have different calendar options.
The master schedule has its calendar options set to 7 hr/day, 35 hr/wk. The external schedule has its option set to 8 hr/day, 40 hr/wk. This obviously affects how project is...
