Nishant_Bhagwat
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How to display if all predecessors are 100% completed or not. i.e. a task is ready to proceed or not in MSP web access
Task A is predecessor of Task B
i want "ready to proceed" or "not ready to proceed" flag in a customized column for:
1) If Task A is 100% complete, customized column should give value "Ready to proceed" for Task B.
2) If Task A is < 100% complete, customized column should give value "Not Ready to proceed" for Task B.
As soon as the task manager of Task A updates the % completion status of Task A as 100%, the task manager of Task B should get value of "Ready to proceed" on MS Project 2007 web access system
Thanks in advance.
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i want "ready to proceed" or "not ready to proceed" flag in a customized column for:
1) If Task A is 100% complete, customized column should give value "Ready to proceed" for Task B.
2) If Task A is < 100% complete, customized column should give value "Not Ready to proceed" for Task B.
As soon as the task manager of Task A updates the % completion status of Task A as 100%, the task manager of Task B should get value of "Ready to proceed" on MS Project 2007 web access system
Thanks in advance.
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ASKER
James, thanks for reply.
I am not a programmer but with a little struggle, I have now written a macro to do this successfully. But have to run the macro each time when I make changes to % completion field.
1) Is there any function in VBA for MS Project 2007 which will trigger the macro automatically as soon as % completion field is altered?
2) We have MS Project server too. Can we set my VBA scrip (my macro) to run automatically after a certain interval (let's say after each 8hrs) on my MS Project file or on the server database?
Thank you.
I am not a programmer but with a little struggle, I have now written a macro to do this successfully. But have to run the macro each time when I make changes to % completion field.
1) Is there any function in VBA for MS Project 2007 which will trigger the macro automatically as soon as % completion field is altered?
2) We have MS Project server too. Can we set my VBA scrip (my macro) to run automatically after a certain interval (let's say after each 8hrs) on my MS Project file or on the server database?
Thank you.
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Thanks.
One of the complications will be that tasks can have multiple predecessors that you need to check.
I'd guess that a macro to loop through a project and set these fields appropriately will be between 50 to 100 lines: not too complicated.
A great starting point for this macro would be the TaskLinks Macro (Module 24) from Rod Gill's "VBA Programming for Microsoft Office Project":
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Microsoft-Project-Versions-Learning/dp/0975982877/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1240954112&sr=8-1
Are you comfortable with a VBA solution?
James Fraser