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Jack Shearer
When I access the "Calendar View" from either the view menu or the side bar,
a number of my tasks are not visible. They have not been hidden, nor are
they in any way different in priority etc (at least as far as I can tell)
from the tasks that do appear. The date blocks have nice little arrows in
the top left hand corner telling me that there are tasks hiding below and
one can see what they are by selecting the right click option of "Task
List....". This is next to useless to me and certainly not what I expected.
If I drag (enlarge) the date blocks so that only one week is visible on the
screen I can see most but not all the missing task bars except that in this
case I loose the nice little arrows telling me there is more below. I can
drag the task bars to the top of the date windows at the risk of disturbing
Project's calculations. I have a 300 line project, perhaps not big by some
standards but too big to have to go through a process like this.
Can anyone please tell me why I am getting this result and how to painlessly
fix it? Why should the task bars be separated vertically in the same date
block when in all instances they are predecessor/successor, the same
priority etc etc.? The only thing I can think of is that they are not
always on consecutive lines ie their ID numbers are not consecutive, but
that is no excuse for a program allegedly as powerful as MS Project 2003.
Thankyou
Jack
a number of my tasks are not visible. They have not been hidden, nor are
they in any way different in priority etc (at least as far as I can tell)
from the tasks that do appear. The date blocks have nice little arrows in
the top left hand corner telling me that there are tasks hiding below and
one can see what they are by selecting the right click option of "Task
List....". This is next to useless to me and certainly not what I expected.
If I drag (enlarge) the date blocks so that only one week is visible on the
screen I can see most but not all the missing task bars except that in this
case I loose the nice little arrows telling me there is more below. I can
drag the task bars to the top of the date windows at the risk of disturbing
Project's calculations. I have a 300 line project, perhaps not big by some
standards but too big to have to go through a process like this.
Can anyone please tell me why I am getting this result and how to painlessly
fix it? Why should the task bars be separated vertically in the same date
block when in all instances they are predecessor/successor, the same
priority etc etc.? The only thing I can think of is that they are not
always on consecutive lines ie their ID numbers are not consecutive, but
that is no excuse for a program allegedly as powerful as MS Project 2003.
Thankyou
Jack