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mati2 mati2 is offline Allocation of task in certain period of time Windows XP Allocation of task in certain period of time Office 2007
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Please help me with this task.

Number 1 is track works which is set by date and can't be changed.
Number 2 are installations. This should start a month after start of track works and should last untill the beginning of number 3.


Number 3 is testing. Testing should finish at the end of track works but length of it set manually ( ex. 2, 3, 4 weeks)

I would like it to work like that: I manually set dates for track works( which will be solid for the whole project) and length of testing but length of installations is calculated automatically and put between start of Number 1 +1month and start of Number 3. How to set in MS Project to work like that???
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