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Old 06-19-2014, 06:38 AM
ketanco ketanco is offline viewing pred and successor after window split Windows 7 64bit viewing pred and successor after window split Office 2010 64bit
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i split the windo from view and then clicking on details. on the upper side i have the gantt chart. on the lower side i like to see something similar to task information but it is not visible. i want to see predecessor and successor of the task at least, that i click above in the gantt chart, in the window below. how can i do that?



or my goal is when i click on a task in gannt chart i want to see immediately its both predecessor and successor too. how can i do that?he task inspection oinly shows predecessor name and not succesor. i like to see successor too. if this is not possible at least how can i jump to a task? lets say a tasks successor is seen as task number 202 for example. how can i immediately jump to task 202 instead of scrollling?
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