Here's the scenario:
1) Business rules dictate that the Unique ID of a task is the
identifier for systems outside of MS Project.
2) A task is deleted by accident 2 months ago.
3) A new task is established that is a copy of the deleted task.
Question: Is it possible to set the Unique ID of the new task to the
Unique ID of the deleted task?
My initial response would be "No". I don't think there is an "easy"
way. However, a more rigorous way would be to take the current file
and (via code)...
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1) Business rules dictate that the Unique ID of a task is the
identifier for systems outside of MS Project.
2) A task is deleted by accident 2 months ago.
3) A new task is established that is a copy of the deleted task.
Question: Is it possible to set the Unique ID of the new task to the
Unique ID of the deleted task?
My initial response would be "No". I don't think there is an "easy"
way. However, a more rigorous way would be to take the current file
and (via code)...
Read more