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Mon 5 Nov 2007, 15:56Delegate Adrian said...
Adrian has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Microsoft Project
Is it possible to label a chain link. For example Task 1 is 'Create Building Plan' and Task 2 is 'Implement Building Plan.' The lag time would be the period in between awaiting responses. Could 'Awaiting responses from X,Y,Z' be placed next to the line linking Tasks A and B?
Fri 9 Nov 2007, 09:16Trainer Stephen said...
RE: Microsoft Project
Hi Adrian
I think your best bet would be to put the information into a note attached to the actual task.
Alternatively you could add a blank column to the table and type the information in there. There are a number of blank columns for text called text1, text 2 etc. You could insert one of those and change its heading to "Link Details" or something.
Do this by right clicking on a column head and selecting insert. A dialog will open and you can take it from there
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