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If you Changed the dates in your scheduling configuration of a plan

Lopes, Bonnie Q

If you change the scheduling dates in a plan in the configuration of a plan, to something other than Target start and Target end, does that mess up the schedule view in a Program using those plans? I found this but was wondering if this was generic documentation and if you changed the scheduling dates in a plan, these alternate dates would be used in the Program and not use the Target dates?

In the scope view of a program, the target dates of the issues in a plan will be shown as the scheduled start and scheduled end dates.
In the schedule view of a program, the schedule will be handled in this priority: Target dates first, then sprints, and then releases.

Comments

Curt Holley

Hi @Lopes, Bonnie Q

Yes, which ever date fields you choose to use in configure/scheduling/Dates section of your plan, are the dates reflected on that plans timeline.

I am not certain about your 2nd bullet point. Not sure of how any priority is handled via auto-schedule. @William Sheboy any thoughts/ideas on this?

Lopes, Bonnie Q

@Curt Holley ,

Thank you for the response. So, if I use alternate dates as configure/scheduling/Dates , on my plan those dates will be used in the Plan's timeline, AND ALSO, the Program's schedule (that the plan is a part of)?

I am trying to make sure the Program schedule will use these alternate dates as well.

Curt Holley

Can you elaborate on what you mean by "Program schedule" please?

Lopes, Bonnie Q

Program Schedule.PNG

for these items to show in the schedule on the Program view, the dates used to plot these items is what I am questioning. Will the dates used, be the dates I use in the Planconfigure/scheduling/Dates (replacement to target dates)

Also, would you know what drives the dates that appear over the entries 2018, 2019,2020,2021,2022, as these do not see to be configurable, so I could stretch 2020 to see these items