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![]() Hi David, No sorry. When you zoom out, by definition you are losing accuracy. As an aside, unless you are working with manually scheduled tasks, entering start and finish dates/times is not usually the recommended method of using Project. |
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Thanks for the reply,
I have found out how to ensure the actual start of a task will be maintained regardless of what timescale is selected. Under File-Options-Schedule 'Default start time' and 'default end time' I had selected a 24hr period i.e. Start time = 00:00 and the end time 00:00. This was making the start time and end time round UP to the minimum time interval on the timeline. When i changed the end time to 23:59 the start and endtimes did not roundup anymore and stayed at their actual times on the timeline! Is this a bug with the software? David |
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