barry
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I've just started playing with MS Project, and already I'm stumped. Maybe this can't be done, but here's what I want:
I've got Task A, Task B and Task C.
When Task A completes, Task B and Task C start. (Finish-to-Start)
Task C can't complete until Task B completes. (Finish-to-Finish).
In other words, Task C has a start dependency and a finish dependency.
Is this doable? How?
I tried linking Task A and Task B to Task C as described, but it seems to just move the end of Task C to the end of Task B(as desired), but the start of Task C moves so that its duration is what's entered in the "Duration " box(not as desired).
I've got Task A, Task B and Task C.
When Task A completes, Task B and Task C start. (Finish-to-Start)
Task C can't complete until Task B completes. (Finish-to-Finish).
In other words, Task C has a start dependency and a finish dependency.
Is this doable? How?
I tried linking Task A and Task B to Task C as described, but it seems to just move the end of Task C to the end of Task B(as desired), but the start of Task C moves so that its duration is what's entered in the "Duration " box(not as desired).