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11-20-2013, 05:05 AM
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If you need to restrict Task A to be worked on during specific times, consider creating a task calendar restricting work to only the morning hours. Assign that task calendar to Task A. Then resource leveling will do what you want it to. It will assign only 4 hours (at 100%) for Task B during the duration of Task A then 8 hours per day for the end of Task B.
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