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Labelling tiers

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replyReply Tue 11 Nov 2008, 09:39Delegate Alon said...

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Labelling tiers

when using the tiers for views, of say Week 1, Week2 etc, how do you start the week count on say week 52, week 53 etc, if you were to start the programme in year 2 of the project for example?

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replyReply Thu 27 Nov 2008, 11:04Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Labelling tiers

Hi Alan

Thank you for your question

Setting your timescale to weeks is used to measure how many weeks have elapsed since the start of your project. It does not meassure whiich week in the year a particualr task falls on. If a task starts on week 10 that is 10 weeks since the project started

It is not therefore possible to reset the week count

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Stephen

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