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From: ProjectRita on 4 Apr 2010 15:29
thanks ..i am looking for the book now...

"Jim Aksel" wrote:

> In Rod Gil's book (ISBN 0-9759828-7-7) he has code for a Macro that will
> provide a driving path to a specific task. You can obtain the book online,
> look at Module 24.
>
> In his post, Rod also showed you how to obtain the immediate driver to the
> selected task. In his book, he provides the code that essentially does this
> for the "predecessor to the predecessor", etc.
>
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> Jim Aksel, MVP
>
> Check out my blog for more information:
> http://www.msprojectblog.com
>
>
>
> "ProjectRita" wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > Sory for the bad english...i`ll try to be clear!!
> > For example, i have a big project in ms project, and i do some uptades and
> > when i do this normally the project gets a finish date even more late. What i
> > would like to know is, for example, my boss ask me for a task (TASK ID780) in
> > the midle off the project "Why it became so late?" and i usually see all the
> > tasks that are ID780 predecessors, and try to see the answer. Is it possible
> > to do a formula, or something else, that show me the critical path of a
> > specific task. With the baseline dates and variances and with this "dream
> > formula" i think i would suceed better!!
> >
> > Thanks people....i hope you have the key!!!
> >
> > Rita
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