Sometimes after I define a dependency to a prior task, the dates do not align
up or it appears the dependency never took. I have to delete the task number
that I entered into the dependency field then re-enter the dependency again
for the dates to align up correctly. It can be a challenge having to review
each dependency ensuring that each of the dates linked properly on a 6000
line item project plan. Also, is there some utility that will audit each of
the defined dependencies ensuring the dates are aligned properly. Any help,
advice, or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

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"noleaholic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Sometimes after I define a dependency to a prior task, the dates do not
> align
> up or it appears the dependency never took. I have to delete the task
> number
> that I entered into the dependency field then re-enter the dependency
> again
> for the dates to align up correctly. It can be a challenge having to
> review
> each dependency ensuring that each of the dates linked properly on a 6000
> line item project plan. Also, is there some utility that will audit each
> of
> the defined dependencies ensuring the dates are aligned properly. Any
> help,
> advice, or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.