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In Microsoft Project it is possible to make a task dependent to another task (Predecessors and Successors). I am trying to find a way to show these dependencies in Power BI, but it seems that I can't find these dependencies in the data I extract from Microsoft Project Online.
The current way I extract the data is via OdataFeed via the API of our organizational MS Project environment
Is anyone familiar with this issue and knows how to help me?
Hello - yes, MS Project does support task dependencies. You can link any two tasks in a project to show their relationship (also called a task dependency). Dependencies drive the project schedule — once you link the tasks, every change you make to the predecessor affects the successor, which affects the next one, and so on.
Advanced Task Dependencies in Project for the Web
Link tasks in your project in Project Online
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