[dav]

I've not read the Gant book so I might have missed out on the basics, but

Can't I have a Task with a higher "task no" make a Finish->Start dependency for a task above?

I've tried connecting the two with all Types of connections, then click on "Level". But tasks underneath doesn't seem to push the ones above further in time.


thanks
david

[Lizard]

Sure, you can have dependencies go up. Check out the sample doc here: http://blog.omnigroup.com/2006/09/21...d-sample-file/

In that plan, the arrow from task 9 to task 8 goes up. To draw a dependency arrow, hold down shift and draw a line from the start or finish of one task to the start or finish of any other task The toolbar is just a shortcut for the most common case, since people tend to put the first tasks at the top of the list and have their arrows go down.

Could you add a feature that the finish-start dependency checks the order in which the tasks were selected and marks the arrow accordingly? I would find that most convenient.

Best regards,
Jani

[skwirl]

Originally Posted by Frand

Could you add a feature that the finish-start dependency checks the order in which the tasks were selected and marks the arrow accordingly? I would find that most convenient.

Best regards,
Jani

Hi Jani,

We have a feature request for this in our database, so I'll add another vote to it for you. :-)