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MS Project Recurring task creation
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Tue 29 May 2012, 21:11
Edited on Tue 29 May 2012, 21:13Delegate Olufemi said...
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MS Project Recurring task creation
Is it possible to create a recurring task on a set of tasks, that is on a summary task.
I have a deployment to 236 sites and I have a set of tasks recurring. I want to be able to create a schedule to set the summary task that has the detailed tasks recurring.
Example as in below, to create a recurring task on the summary task "Test Configuration"
Test Configuration
<indented> Enrollment
<indented> Intersol
<indented> Clean Conficker virus from PCs
<indented> Receipt Printer on Tellers PCs
<indented> Sign-off Branch Upgrade
<indented> Travel to Next Branch
Many thanks
Fri 1 Jun 2012, 10:17Trainer Andrew said...
RE: MS Project Recurring task creation
Hi Olu
Thank you for your question. Recurring tasks are created individually rather than a recurrence being set on the summary task.
Would you be able to achieve the effect you are looking for by creating the first set of tasks, with dependencies and summary task then copying and pasting the block of tasks for each new deployment. You could then set start no earlier constraints for each set of tasks by keying in start dates in the start column.
I hope this helps - if I've misunderstood your question please tell me more and I will try to be of further help.
Kind regards,
Andrew
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