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![]() Have you considered setting deadlines on key tasks? Deadlines are always as of the default end time of a day. So, in your scenario above the task would still be meeting the deadline (although there is finish variance). Tasks are flagged in the indicator column if you are scheduled to miss a deadline. If you wish to test variance for every task, the formula below should work: In a Flag field: DateValue([Baseline Finish])-DateValue([Finish])>=1 will show "yes" for any task that does not have the same date value finish as the date value baseline finish. |
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Thanks so much Julie. You always get me on track.
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