Understanding How Microsoft Project Thinks
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An overview of Task Type and the Scheduling Formula within Microsoft Project
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Understanding How Microsoft Project Thinks
- 1. Understanding How Microsoft Project ® Thinks
- 8. Example 1 Task 1 is 5 days in Duration
- 10. Example 1 Work changes to 40 hours Units x Duration = Work 100% x (5*8) = 40 Or 100% x 40 = 40 hours
- 19. Using our original scenario, let’s force Microsoft Project to solve for Duration
- 21. The Task Type in combination with the variable Entered dictates which variable Microsoft Project solves for Fixed Units Type Fixed Calculated Entered Units Duration Work
- 22. Returning to our original scenario, let’s force Microsoft Project to solve for Work
- 24. Fixed Units Type Fixed Entered Calculated Units Duration Work
- 25. Returning to our original scenario, let’s force Microsoft Project to solve for Units
- 27. Fixed Duration Type Calculated Fixed Entered Units Duration Work