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Fixed duration, fixed units, fixed work, effort driven. How, why and when use it all
Dear all,
If I look at it, Microsoft Project effectively has 5 types of tasks (fixed duration, fixed units, fixed work. Plus each of them can be either effort driven or not effort driven, except fixed work, which is always efforts driven) I am using MS Project quite for a while, but I could never really understand, why Microsoft effectively has 5 types of tasks, why it is needed, and in which situation use one and not the other. For my schedules I use most of the time fixed duration and sometimes fixed work. Does anyone has a good guideline about this? Regards. Evgeny |
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