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Article ID: 113154 - Last Review: January 18, 2007 - Revision: 4.4
Task scheduled for nonworking time created as milestone
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SYMPTOMS
In Microsoft Project, if you create a task by dragging on the
Calendar or the
Gantt Chart, and you start dragging on a nonworking day and stop dragging on a nonworking day, the task is created as a milestone.
WORKAROUND
To avoid creating a milestone task when you create a task by dragging on a
view, do either of the following:
- If you are creating a task in the Gantt Chart view, select
the Advice About Scheduling check box under
PlanningWizard on the General tab of the
Options dialog box. When these PlanningWizards are
turned on, and you drag on the Gantt Chart starting on a
nonworking day, you receive the following message
You moved '(ID n)' to start on a nonworking day. (startdate)
- When you create a task by dragging on the Calendar or the
Gantt Chart, start dragging on a working day and/or stop
dragging on a working day.
MORE INFORMATION
PlanningWizards do not appear when you edit your project in the
Calendar view. Because of this, when you format and edit your project in this view, you receive the same results as when you format and edit your project in the
Gantt Chart view with the
PlanningWizards turned off.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007
- Microsoft Office Project Standard 2007
- Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003
- Microsoft Office Project Standard 2003
- Microsoft Project 2002 Professional Edition
- Microsoft Project Standard 2002
- Microsoft Project 2000 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Project 98 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Project 4.1 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Project 4.1a
- Microsoft Project 4.0 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Project 4.0 for Macintosh
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