Summary
This chapter explained how Microsoft Project uses different types of calendars to schedule tasks and resources. It described the three main calendar types: task, resource, and project calendars. It explored how they interact with each other. It also showed how to assign and modify these calendars according to the project’s needs. It emphasized the importance of understanding the calendar hierarchy and its impact on the project schedule.
The next chapter will dive into managing and defining tasks in Microsoft Project. You’ll learn how to set up tasks easily and view them in the Gantt Chart to display a clear picture. We will discuss task durations, how tasks link together, and the importance of lag, lead time, and task constraints to keep your project on track. Ready to get started? Let’s dive right in!
