Re: How do I calculate earliest start time using Microsoft Projects?

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JulieS

Hello Project confused,

Good news -- you don't have to calculate any of those fields --
Project has already calculated early start, early finish, late
start, late finish as well as total slack (float). Apply the
Schedule table (View Tables > More Tables) to view Late Start, Late
Finish, Free Slack, and Total Slack. You may add Early Start and
Early finish to the table through Insert > Column and scroll the
field list to select the fields you wish to add.,

I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.

Julie
Project MVP

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