Hm, this certainly sounds a little strange… as from the sounds of things, everything should work expectedly…
By any chance is it possible to share a short demonstration of the issue via a screen-recording (you can use loom.com if you like!)? Let me know if you’d prefer sending a private message and I can investigate
We have a similar situation. Dependencies are set along with appropriate lead/lag, if necessary, and the timeline column is linked, however, changing the date of the first item does not change anything below it. The only way we are able to change the dates is to do the following: click column Dependent On: Settings: Customize Dependency Column: Re-select Timeline: Save
The dates will then adjust. In the past we were able to modify the date of the first item and everything else would update…when set to strict of course.
Hi All. I stumbled on this thread looking for answers for the same frustrating behavior. I have played with strict vs. flexible dependencies and cannot figure out how to always ensure dates slide later or earlier based on their dependencies. I thought I had my project setup and now I’ve come back to it and dates are not moving when the first dependency in the chain moves. I am having to manually adjust the timeline dates to get them to sync back up with their predecessors. I prefer MS Project for this but am really trying to find a way to use Monday. But I am about to throw in the towel.
Any thoughts out there? I really don’t want to pay for another app.
Seeing the same issue as those above and really want to find a solution - on a related note, I see there used to be a dependency automation titled “Adjust the date of an item to reflect the changes made in the date of its dependency”.
Why would this no longer be a feature? Or am I missing something?