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Hello,
I'm establishing a start to start relationship between two tasks on MS Project. I'm working with a 6day/wk schedule (mon-fri). Task A starts on a thursday Im setting another task (task B) to have a SS relationship with task A + 4 days. Therefore, I would expect task B to begin on Monday. Task B has a duration of 2 days. Instead of setting task A to begin on a Monday, project is auto scheduling task A to begin on saturday and to end on tuesday. Why would this push back the end date of task A? This is ruining the whole point of having a SS relationship. In fact if I set task A have its predecessor as (TaskB)SS+3days, it also starts on Saturday. I hope I have explained this problem enough so that it makes sense. How can I fix this? Thanks! Recently graduated civil engineer here trying to not be useless at my new job! |
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