delay in each Task

wabel adnan alzaeem

In the created project management fields, there is a start and end dates for the task assigned to the person

I would like to inquire about the following cases:

When I delay the task completion date, for example 3 days, how can I later review the dates and days of delay in each Task ?

Paul Newcome

How do you delay a task? Are you manually changing the end date?

wabel adnan alzaeem

I mean, if the number of days of completion of the mission is set, 10 days.

In the middle of the term, the mission was delayed instead of 10 days to 15 days.

In this case, there's a request for an additional five days' delay.

It is also possible to add delay editing days such as 17 days

I'd like a way to calculate the number of days of delay, the delivery date, between the basic date and the updated date.

Paul Newcome

If you have your start date, finish date, and initial duration, you would use something such as

=[Finish Date]@row - [Start Date]@row - Duration@row

This would tell you how many days the task was delayed beyond the original duration.

If you have the start date, duration, and delay then you would use something along the lines of

=[Start Date]@row + Duration@row + Delay@row

This would give you the [Finish Date] based on those 3 variables.

wabel adnan alzaeem

I mean, there is no system ready feature that I can add

Do you have any live example to try it out?

Since I do not know how to formulate it

Paul Newcome

The above are the formulas you would use.

In the below image, I have the 4 columns laid out. In the top section, Start, Finish, and Duration are manually entered, and the first formula is in the Delay column In the bottom section, Start, Duration, and Delay are manually entered, and the second formula is in the Finish column.

Paul Newcome