it is a shame, what worked well in older versions does not work well in the
"latest & greatest" version. Makes me feel I spent $600.00 for nothing when I
had a version that was working better than your newest one. I understand that
I must sort from time to time, but not everytime I open a file or go away.
This needs to be corrected. When I print my schedule & distribute it, it does
not match what I am using for updates. Taking me too long to do simple job.
Shame, because I was trying to get others to buy into my using MSP.
Post by Jan De MessemaekerSorry, stupid bug: "Permanently Renumber" is not "permanent".
No way to do it right.
I'm just as disappointed as you :-((
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Jan De Messemaeker
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Post by dp_firewalkerWhen I sort my list & ask to renumber the sequence, it does. But when I save
the file and re-open it, the sequence is messed up again. How do I save the
sequence when I sort? This has only been happening since we started using MSP
2007
Post by Mike GlenHi Scrufnut,
You will have to resort them in the original order, but in the Sort dialog,
select to permanently renumber the tasks.
Mike Glen
Project MVP
See http://tinyurl.com/2xbhc for my free Project Tutorials
Post by ScrufnutJan,
Actually this did not do what I was trying to accomplish after all.
It did reorder the tasks by their ID number but what I guess I wanted
to do was, becasue the tasks themselves are already in the proper
order, was to reassign new task ID #s based on the order that tasks
are presently in.
Is this even possible?
Post by Jan De MessemaekerHi,
Project menu, Sort, Sort by ID
Greetings,
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Jan De Messemaeker
Microsoft Project Most Valuable Professional
+32 495 300 620
http://users.online.be/prom-ade/Calendar.pdf
Post by ScrufnutI have received a very large project schedule from a subcontractor to import.
A number of task line item numbers are out of order (in other words Line Item
1661 follows Line Item 2671). Is there a way to sort these?