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[QUESTION - MS PROJECT] - Start and finish dates not being respected by their dependencies #710

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pedrohcarvalhom opened this issue Jun 27, 2024 · 1 comment

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pedrohcarvalhom commented Jun 27, 2024

Hey, I have a question about the task attributes in Ruby MPXJ.

I have two tasks that have a FS relation with 0 lag between them. For example: The first task starts at day 10, and his successor starts at day 11. In MS Project, we can edit the successor to start before day 10, disrespecting the FS Relation constraint.

Is there a prop in MPXJ Task that we can get the "correct" start and finish dates from the successor task? Thanks in advance!

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joniles commented Jul 4, 2024

Hi, apologies for the delay in responding. I had a quick play with MS Project to see if I could reproduce the scenario you describe, and from there look at what dates are available. Unfortunately in the couple of versions of Project I tried, Project itself wouldn't allow me to keep the link between the tasks while moving the successor back:
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You can add a negative lag to achieve the effect you describe, but I'm not sure if that was what you had in mind. Can you create a sample MPP file which illustrates the kind of change you describe?

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