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Multiple tasks on same line

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ReplyThu 23 Jul 2009, 16:06Delegate Barry said...

Multiple tasks on same line

Further clarity on splitting single line tasks into multiple dates or groups for such things like quarterly cyclical maintenance visits

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ReplyMon 27 Jul 2009, 11:10Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Multiple tasks on same line

Hi Barry

Thank you for your question. MS Project has a recurring task feature that can help. Go to Insert > Recurring Task and use the selectors to decide the pattern for your recurring task. Project will then create constrained tasks that fall on the dates that meet the pattern you set.

Kind regards,
Andrew

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