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Bill Buchanan
Hello,
I've come across an interesting problem that I have not been able to
figure out.
I need to display tasks that meet a certain criteria. I have a VBA
macro that performs a series of tests on a task and decides whether the
task should be displayed or not. The tests are too complicated to
calculate via a filter alone. The obvious solution is to write to a
custom field (e.g. flag20 = yes) and filter on flag20.
The problem is that some of the project files that this would run
inside are already using custom fields, and I cannot take the risk of
overwriting their data. Is there another way to do this without using
custom fields?
I'd appreciate any information anyone could provide.
Thank you.
I've come across an interesting problem that I have not been able to
figure out.
I need to display tasks that meet a certain criteria. I have a VBA
macro that performs a series of tests on a task and decides whether the
task should be displayed or not. The tests are too complicated to
calculate via a filter alone. The obvious solution is to write to a
custom field (e.g. flag20 = yes) and filter on flag20.
The problem is that some of the project files that this would run
inside are already using custom fields, and I cannot take the risk of
overwriting their data. Is there another way to do this without using
custom fields?
I'd appreciate any information anyone could provide.
Thank you.