Hi! I'm pretty familiar with MS Pro

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Attached is part of my screenshot. Notice lines 7-8.

Without an actual worksheet, it's not possible to debug.

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Hi,
I am putting together a construction schedule based on a unique working time of 9days on, 5 days off. MS Project 2010 does not seem to allow me to overlap exceptions from week to week. I can manually input this working time for each week of the month but I am searching for other ways of doing so to save time. Please advise.

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Hi Glubad,

I threw one together to test, Pred/Succ linked with FS, no lag, 21 day durations on all eight tasks. I had to double click each task, on the popup menu click General tab, then ensure under the Schedule Mode: (Auto-Scheduled) button is selected. It was defaulted to "Manual Scheduled" on mine and same thing, predecessors didn't change, once I did this to auto everything worked as normal.

I then added three new tasks and noticed once linked they also followed suit and here is what sets the file to default to "auto schedule".
* Click "File", "Schedule", and under "Scheduling Options for Project", "New Tasks Created" and select "Auto Scheduled" in the pull down. This will set you up for each new tasks to auto schedule without clicking each one. To expedite this for what you already created you can either start over after setting the global options to "auto scheduled" and create new tasks or there may be a inserted column that you can set one task then Ctrl D (copy) down the setting, but I couldn't locate the field trying that. Otherwise if it's a small enough schedule just click each task. Best thing is to ensure it's auto scheduled under options for any new tasks and start anew.

Hope this helps sir.

Brett