Sep 12 2022 03:05 AM
P6 user question again, wondering how i can replicate this functionality from P6 in MS Project
In P6 i can click on a milestone (or any activity) and see it's predecessors visually to find out status - also great for understanding someone else's project...
Any suggestions for replication? i just find using the "search button" annoying, and can't seem to customise the predecessor details in project to help out with dates etc
Regards
David
Sep 12 2022 05:22 AM
Sep 13 2022 08:25 AM
Sep 13 2022 09:16 AM
Pardon me for bumping in. Based on your screen shot you can get the same information in Project by using the Relationship Diagram in the lower pane of the window. For example, this shows the drivers and successors for the selected task. Or if you want more information, try the Descriptive Network Diagram.
John
Sep 13 2022 09:23 AM
Sep 13 2022 12:48 PM
Sep 13 2022 04:27 PM - edited Sep 13 2022 04:29 PM
1. Display only all predecessors and all successors of the selected task using filters or macros.(★)
2. Change the relationship diagram view to the network diagram view.
3. Select all filtered tasks in the Gantt chart. (★)
4. It looks like P6 in the network diagram.
5. The relationship diagram shows only direct predecessors and successors of the selected task, and the network diagram shows all predecessors and all successors of the selected task.
p.s.
Unfortunately, I saw it somewhere 4 years ago and did all the tests, but now I can't even find the test file, and I can't remember where I saw it.