Find a row with a predecessor
Tina1234
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I want to change the dates in a row but not any other rows. How do I find rows that may be linked to the row I want to change?
For Example, Row 1 doesn’t have a predecessor because it is the start of the project; Rows 24, 56, and 84 are all successors, but I do not know which ones they are initially.
Best Answer
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Use the Successor formula.
=JOIN(SUCCESSORS([Task Name]@row), ",")
It will show all rows that are successors to that row separated by a comma.
Answers
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Use the Successor formula.
=JOIN(SUCCESSORS([Task Name]@row), ",")
It will show all rows that are successors to that row separated by a comma.
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