Hi,
I a created project, there is an activity which can only be executed by a specific resource. This activity occurs several times during the project (always with same resource) at differents dates and different numbers of days. Looking on Internet, it seems possible to split (or divide) a activity on a project. Can you confirm this is possible, and if yes, can you point me to the corresponding documentation which explain the way to acheive this ?
Best regards.
Paul
Hi,
Sorry, I did not see the recommandation. The question is now in english.
Thank you !
Hi !
There could be several solutions to your problem, but I'm not sure you're specific enough.
I still try with the manual planning mode and the view of planned interventions which would allow you to plan this resource on a single activity and respecting exactly the dates you want (like real work).
Otherwise, if you are not stingy with lines, you can also create a mother activity which would group the daughters, planned on a specific date with the planning mode "Must not start before the validated start date"
HI,
Thank you for your answer. I will try to give more details about what I'd kile to do. I have attached the planning of two projects.The first deals with 5 activities. "Software test x" activities are realised by a ressource (GEG) and all other activities ("Hardwate test x" by a second resource (CAQ). Each activities is linked to completion of previous activity as shown is the planning (upper picture).
What I would like to have is the lower picture because ot would decrease the number of activities in the project. Is it possible to construct such activities ?
Best regards.
Paul
no what you want to do is not possible. At best you will have, with the planning mode "manual planning" the possibility of respecting the dates on a single line but the display will show you a full bar from the beginning to the end. Only by right clicking on the bar will you see the detail as you would like it.
Hi,
I understand what you mean.
Thank you very much for your answers !
Best regards.
Paul


