Warnings Section of the Leveling Report Log

Overview

Use this section to view warnings for various projects.

Screen Elements

Activities without predecessors and Activities without successors tables

The information about the activities that do not have predecessors or successors in a table format.

Project ID: The unique identifying code for the project associated with the activity.

Project Name: The name of the project associated with the activity.

Activity ID: The unique identifier of the activity.

Activity Name: The name of the activity.

Start: The current start date of the activity.

Finish: The current finish date of the activity.

Project ID field

The unique identifying code for the project associated with the activity.

Project Name field

The name of the project associated with the activity.

Activity ID field

The unique identifier of the activity.

In order to identify and track activities, P6 assigns each activity a unique Activity ID that is the result of joining the Activity ID Prefix with the Activity ID Suffix and then adding an Increment value.

For example, a prefix of PROJ-A# combined with a suffix of 2500 and an Increment of 5 will yield the following activity IDs: PROJ-A#2500, PROJ-A#2505, etc.

Activity Name field

The name of the activity.

The activity name does not have to be unique.

Out of sequence activities field

The activities that have started before their predecessor activity has completed.

Activities with actual date later than data date field

The activities in which the data date is before the actual date.

Milestones with invalid relationships field

The milestones which were found to have invalid relationships during the scheduling or leveling process.

Getting Here

Click Projects.
On the Projects navigation bar, click Activities.
On the Activities page, click the Actions menu and select Run Leveler... (Shift+F9).
In the Level Resources dialog box, click the Options tab.
On the Options tab, select the Display leveling log upon completion and click Level.
In the Leveling Report Log, expand the Warnings section.

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