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I am using MS Project 2002. I have two tasks: Clean Kitchen; Work: 14 hours; Resource: Tim Clean Bathroom; Work: 16 hours; Resource: Tim But MS Project is showing both tasks starting at the same time, with the critical path of 16 hours. The tasks show Tim using 100% effort and Tim is scheduled to work only 8 hours a day. So why does the task finish in 16 hours and not the expected 30 hours (16+14)? Without creating false dependencies, how do I make sure that Project properly shows 1) that the tasks must be done sequentially, or 2) that Tim's 8-hour work day must be split between these two tasks? In either case, the critical path should show that this project will have a 30-hour duration.
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