C_TS412_2021 · Question #71
You have a project with a network, material and milestone. You want to plan an activity to start two days after its predecessor. How can you do that? Note: there are 2 correct answers for this…
The correct answer is A. Use an offset of two days for the relationship of both activities. D. Calculate the start date of the activity and set the constraint "Must start on" accordingly. "You can use an offset to specify a time interval between two activities. For example, you can specify that an activity should start two days after its predecessor activity has finished." According to SAP Help Portal2, "You can use constraints to specify fixed dates for…
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You have a project with a network, material and milestone. You want to plan an activity to start two days after its predecessor. How can you do that? Note: there are 2 correct answers for this question.
Options
- AUse an offset of two days for the relationship of both activities.
- BUse an offset of two days for milestone date.
- CUse an offset of two days for the requirement date of the material component
- DCalculate the start date of the activity and set the constraint "Must start on" accordingly.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A72% (18)
- B20% (5)
- C8% (2)
Explanation
"You can use an offset to specify a time interval between two activities. For example, you can specify that an activity should start two days after its predecessor activity has finished." According to SAP Help Portal2, "You can use constraints to specify fixed dates for activities. For example, you can use the constraint `Must start on' to fix the start date of an activity."
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