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Viewing "paste link" data
I have a number of tasks in a programme which represent the time specific members of staff are required on site. These have been placed in as hammock tasks. this was supposed to be a final edit, but a number of items have changed, been added or removed and consequently I have no idea what the original links where.
Is it possible to see what task the link was taken from? thanks |
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If you double click on the linked field (Start date for example) it will select the field where the linked data comes from.
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Thanks for the reply, I think I may have mis stated what I did
The linked info is the start and finish date- so for task "X", I copied the start date of task a and pasted into task x start, then copied task b finish date and pasted into task x finish. Not an ideal solution, but it performed the function that was required- or at least, the one I was told was required! I resorted to using a summary task with start dates for each resource as a direct ss link, and the same for finish, then hammocked these to give durations. That way at least I know where the info came from. |
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No - I understand that you have created a hammock task using paste link? The method I noted should work if you used paste link.
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