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09-01-2014, 11:29 AM
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Hi Julies,
quite the opposite. A is a predecessor to both B and C. B and C must start at a certain date, let's say DateB and DateC. But in order to start B and C, A must be completed, the duration of A is, let's say, 20 days. So, when A must start ? DateB-20 or DateC-20 ? The obvious answer is DateB-20 if DateB<DateC. But how can make project give the correct timing to A ? 
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