Just started with Project 2007 last week and I already have an issue! Let's
say I create a task, then put some subtasks under it (indented). If I put in
a duration for one of the subtasks at 5 days, the blue bar for the subtask
extends 5 days, but the main task stays at the default 1 day. It doesn't
matter if I open a new project, open a project someone else sends me, etc.,
same thing happens. However, if I send my Project to someone else,
everything looks as it should. I assume I have some kind of formatting or
filtering issue, but I'm not experienced enough in project to identify it.
Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
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Utf
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1/14/2010 5:25:01 PM |
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Hello woodsy,
Check to make sure your calculation mode is set to Automatic. See Tools
> Options, Calculation tab.
I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.
Julie
Project MVP
Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional
information about Microsoft Project
On 1/14/2010 12:25 PM, woodsy wrote:
> Just started with Project 2007 last week and I already have an issue! Let's
> say I create a task, then put some subtasks under it (indented). If I put in
> a duration for one of the subtasks at 5 days, the blue bar for the subtask
> extends 5 days, but the main task stays at the default 1 day. It doesn't
> matter if I open a new project, open a project someone else sends me, etc.,
> same thing happens. However, if I send my Project to someone else,
> everything looks as it should. I assume I have some kind of formatting or
> filtering issue, but I'm not experienced enough in project to identify it.
> Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
>
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JulieS
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1/14/2010 6:20:47 PM
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Might you have calculations set to manual?
Press F9, if this fixes the problem, then you are set to manual.
Change to automatic: Tools/Options/Calculation (tab) and set to automatic.
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"woodsy" wrote:
> Just started with Project 2007 last week and I already have an issue! Let's
> say I create a task, then put some subtasks under it (indented). If I put in
> a duration for one of the subtasks at 5 days, the blue bar for the subtask
> extends 5 days, but the main task stays at the default 1 day. It doesn't
> matter if I open a new project, open a project someone else sends me, etc.,
> same thing happens. However, if I send my Project to someone else,
> everything looks as it should. I assume I have some kind of formatting or
> filtering issue, but I'm not experienced enough in project to identify it.
> Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
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Utf
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1/14/2010 6:23:02 PM
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Thanks guys, that was it!
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woodsy
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1/14/2010 9:22:10 PM
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Thanks guys, that was it!
"woodsy" wrote:
> Just started with Project 2007 last week and I already have an issue! Let's
> say I create a task, then put some subtasks under it (indented). If I put in
> a duration for one of the subtasks at 5 days, the blue bar for the subtask
> extends 5 days, but the main task stays at the default 1 day. It doesn't
> matter if I open a new project, open a project someone else sends me, etc.,
> same thing happens. However, if I send my Project to someone else,
> everything looks as it should. I assume I have some kind of formatting or
> filtering issue, but I'm not experienced enough in project to identify it.
> Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
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Utf
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1/14/2010 9:49:02 PM
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