Actually, Dale, that's not quite what I was asking. For example: let's say I
have three events coming up. Six departments are all participating in these
events, so they each have tasks in their schedules reflecting their
responsibilities for each of the three events. The event is identified by an
enterprise field. I create a consolidated schedule with all six schedules. I
create a grouping on the entire consolidated schedule using that enterprise
field. The groupings are sorted in alphaabetical order, either ascending or
descending order. Also, each group has a start date based on the earliest
start date of all the tasks found in that group and a finish date based on
the latest finish date of all the tasks found in that group.
Those who view the consolidated schedule want to see the groupings so that
they can see who's playing in each event. However, they want to see the event
that will happen first, first, the second event to show second, etc. To do
this, we need to group on the enterprise field, but sort on the start date of
each group. In our case, we're talking about 25+ events and over 50 schedules.
Can this be done?
- Shane
