![]() Unfortunately, we don’t have at my current company licenses for MS Project, plus I’m on Mac ) Is it possible today, or should I put in an enhancement request? As someone who used MS project once upon a time, I really would like this feature. But it would be even nicer if I could enter simply the start date + duration. If it automatically updated the end dates, it would at least be usable. Is there a way to say that OpenProject should infer the start date of a work package based on its precedents? That would be absolutely awesome. But it’s even worse than that - because task schedules are edited via start and end dates, and not start dates + duration, I now have to manually reduce each task by the appropriate number of days for both start and end date. An early task is finished sooner than expected, so we can move the schedule up! But when I change the end date of that early task back, nothing happens for the rest of the tasks. Imagine I have a project with 30 different tasks, all dependent on one another. However, if I alter the end date of the first work package to be earlier, it does nothing to the second work package. If I set up 2 work packages, one that is linked to the other via the “preceeds/follows” link, then as I alter the end date of the first work package to be later, it will push out (if necessary) the start date of the second package (and appropriately push the second package’s end date). ![]() However, there is one piece that does not work well - automatically updating start dates for work packages. I want to manage project schedules using OpenProject. ![]()
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