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 task name field.

Answer 2

The start 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 last task.

Answer 7

The project summary task.

Answer 8

Don’t know

Answer 9

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

Answer 10

Change the start date of the project.

Answer 11

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

Answer 12

Don’t know

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

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

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