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Question

1. When you add a predecessor to a task, what is the one other field you know Microsoft Project will always update for you?

Answer 1

The start field.

Answer 2

The task name field.

Answer 3

The successor field.

Answer 4

Don’t know

Answer 5

The first task that starts the project. You may have a few tasks that start at the beginning of the project. Those other tasks do not require a predecessor link either. If there is one task that absolutely does not need a predecessor link, it is the first task that starts at the beginning of the project.

Answer 6

The project summary task.

Answer 7

The last task.

Answer 8

Don’t know

Answer 9

Change the start date of the project.

Answer 10

Link one task, then manually type the start date so it matches with the linked task.

Answer 11

Use a start-to-start (SS) relationship.

Answer 12

Don’t know

Question 1 of 3

1. When you add a predecessor to a task, what is the one other field you know Microsoft Project will always update for you?

2. What is the one task you do not have to link with a predecessor?

3. If you want two tasks to start at the same time in your schedule, how do you accomplish that?