Hi, Jon.
If I recall correctly, when you use the command new task for template MLO
searches through the template to find the earliest start date and replaces
that date with today, and pushes back all the other dates accordingly. So
if you are creating a new instance of this structure, and you
At one point I think I may have solved that issue by having the template
task recur once, in your example, two weeks after the task is completed .
By completing the task after creating it from the template , the lone
recurrence would be updated appropriately . It's been a while so I don't
remember
Gotcha Dwight. Makes a lot of sense. And again thanks so much for that in
depth step by step instructions on how to solve that problem. And for
taking the time to figure it out. I'm surprised that I was actually able
to follow it and make it work. Glad that is now available for anyone to use.
Hi again
Am I to assume that wen I create a new task from template from this
template that I will need to change the duration of the parent task to
reflect 2 weeks from that time that i am creating that new task? If so, is
there anything else I will need to do besides renaming it?
I'm also
Dwight, I don't know if you'll get this but do you have any interest in
having a phone call with me about this? There are way's that I would love
to tweak my whole system to make it work for me. And I think you have the
answers and I think I need a bit (understatement) of handholding. Maybe I
Hi, Jon. Flattering offer but no thanks. Please go ahead and post whatever you
want to know on the forum. If I think I have expertise and I find it
interesting I will answer., when I get around to it.
Private phone convo would have a few problems:
I'm less comfortable on the phone
I like to
WOW!!! Thanks so much Dwight!!!
I'll give it a go and let you know if I come up with any snags. It might
take a few days.
Thanks so much!!
Jon
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 2:14:32 PM UTC-5, Dwight Arthur wrote:
OK, I think I have this. It uses a technique that I call sliding
schedules. -
Thanks so much for the responses mark and dwight!
Dwight, if time to complete the task and duration of each task are the
same thing than yes, each will be equal. I'd actually like to change that
to 2 weeks rather than 7 days.
thanks so much!!!
Jon
On Monday, February 3, 2014 9:14:28 AM
Hi I am note really sure, but you could check out either dependencies
because you can make a dependency with a + no. days, or if these are
recurring tasks then the regenerate option could be used...
On Sunday, 2 February 2014 23:40:15 UTC+1, FischerPhoto wrote:
Is what I'm asking to do
Jon: I may have a solution but I want to test it before documenting it.
Question: in all of your discussion, the time to complete a task once its
predecessor finishes is always 7 days. Would it be fair to assume that the
duration for each task in a series will be the same? I believe that I cam
Is what I'm asking to do possible with MLO?
On Saturday, February 1, 2014 6:51:48 PM UTC-5, FischerPhoto wrote:
for completing subtasks in order I would like the clock of the due date to
start once the previous task is complete.
once I complete and check the previous task and the next task
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