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04-25-2015, 07:30 PM
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Link tasks
Hi,
I have a group of tasks 11, 12,13 to link with another group of tasks 21, 22,23 as shown in the attached able. The type of relationship between task11 and 21, between task12 and task22, and between task13 and task23 is the same (FS+7) This is easy to do. However let's imagine having a group of 100 tasks (task1 to task100) followed by another group of 100 tasks (task101 to task200). Typing the same type of relationship in the predecessor column is tiring and time consuming. Is there anyway to automate this and save time please? Thanks for assisting me 
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04-29-2015, 08:42 AM
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No, I'm sorry I don't know of any automated way of doing this. You don't give much to go on, but can the tasks be arranged so the activities are grouped together? For example Task 21 is immediately below task 11?
It's tough to give advice without knowing what you are trying to accomplish.
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