Project Start vs Project Schedule Start

V

Vaso Vukovic

I'm thinking of puting a line of code in global template macro(onSave) that
sets Project start date (from main menu - Project - Project Information) to
be the same as Schedule (task zero) Start date.
I get Project Start date created from the Template Project and is always way
back in the past.. so the code woud be something like this
...
ActiveProject.ProjectStart = ActiveProject.Start
...

Any reason why this would be a bad idea?
I dont use 'Project Start' on any of my formula fields in PWA/Global
Template (that I know of at least :) ).
 
R

Rod Gill

I would expect those two dates to be the same. You would need a starting
milestone with a date to copy to have an effect.

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Rod Gill
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