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Old 12-20-2013, 07:14 AM
SomewhereinTX SomewhereinTX is offline Changing Actual Finish dates changes original Finish dates Windows 7 64bit Changing Actual Finish dates changes original Finish dates Office 2010 64bit
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Thank you Julie, it does. As the goal is to see how we are doing on the task progress, I think I will re-introduce the Baseline 3 Start and Baseline 3 Finish columns into the schedule; maybe both but Baseline 3 Finish for sure (I took them out earlier as the schedule was getting to be to big to take all the columns in at once), and will also create a Finish Variance column, so that we can track "Finish minus Baseline 3 Finish". Do you think this will do the trick or would there be anything else that I didn't think of?
Thanks so much again.
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