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Jack Dahlgren
I do not know of any method to get it directly, but you could just iterate
through the tasks and derive it.
task.wbs will give you the text string for the wbs of a specific task. By
finding the most indented task and parsing the string (use split to break the
string by the separator) you can find what the structure is.
It looks like a fair amount of work to do in VBA. I wonder if there is a
better way by querying the database?
-Jack Dahlgren
through the tasks and derive it.
task.wbs will give you the text string for the wbs of a specific task. By
finding the most indented task and parsing the string (use split to break the
string by the separator) you can find what the structure is.
It looks like a fair amount of work to do in VBA. I wonder if there is a
better way by querying the database?
-Jack Dahlgren