Has anyone of you clear in his/her mind what is the definition of the total
slack of a task in a project scheduled from a finish date?
Thank you

Re: Meaning of total slack in a project scheduled from a finish date by Rod

Rod
Thu Nov 17 01:37:30 CST 2005

This is one of the problems of scheduling from a finish date. By default
everything starts as late as possible, so everything is critical. You have
to manually add lag etc to create slack. I find that by the end of a
project, scheduling from a finish date takes up to twice the effort to
maintain.

Much better to schedule from the earliest start date going forward and set a
deadline on the last task to finish.

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Rod Gill
Project MVP
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"Michele" <Michele@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Has anyone of you clear in his/her mind what is the definition of the
> total
> slack of a task in a project scheduled from a finish date?
> Thank you