Automating Task Scheduling in Excel using VBA

ibra1212

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Hello,
I’m working on a project management tool in Excel where I need to automate the task scheduling process using VBA. I have a list of tasks with start dates, durations, and dependencies. How can I use VBA to automatically update the start and end dates of tasks based on these dependencies? Ideally, when the start date or duration of a task changes, it should automatically adjust the subsequent dependent tasks. Any suggestions or examples would be highly appreciated!
 

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This can be very complicated, which is why there is Microsoft Project. It's possible depending on the level of complexity you need.

I could help with this but I would have to have your file. Do you have a way to share it using a cloud file sharing service, like Google Docs, Dropbox, etc.?
 
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