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Old 03-06-2012, 07:25 AM
JulieS JulieS is offline Auto scheduling issue - longest task first? Windows 7 64bit Auto scheduling issue - longest task first? Office 2010 32bit
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Hello Project64,

I'm a bit baffled by your comment -
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I make a simple list of tasks, which must take place in a particular order.
If the tasks must take place in a particular order, the only way of accomplishing that is to create predecessors and successors.

I'm also not following your comment about "autoschedule" tasks are either manually scheduled or autoscheduled. Are you referring to resource leveling?

If there is a required sequence, tasks should be linked. If there is no required sequence and you want to influence the order of tasks and the tasks create overallocations, modify the priority of the tasks and then use the resource leveling command with "priority, standard" order.

Post back with some more details about what you are trying to accomplish and we'll try to assist.

Julie
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