Set the order of tasks, and read a task's place in the network

This applies where your workspace has the Timeline's Network view. Where it does not, tasks work as they did before.

Before and after

• Open a task and choose the Network tab. Comes before this task lists the work that must finish first, in finishing order; Comes after this task lists the work that waits for it, in starting order.
• Press Add a task before or Add a task after and search by title. Tasks on this project come first; tasks on other projects you can edit come next.
• These are the same links the Timeline's Network view and the Dependencies list draw. Navalo refuses a link that would make a loop or that already exists.
• Setting the order of tasks comes with the Team plan.

The numbers

• ES (earliest start), EF (earliest finish), LS (latest start) and LF (latest finish) are worked out from the whole project's network, counting your workspace's working days.
• Slack is how many working days the task can slip before the project's finish moves. A task with no slack is on the critical path and is marked Critical.
• Finished work counts as zero days for the tasks after it.
• A small view shows what comes before and after at a glance. Press a task to open it.

Tasks you cannot see

A linked task on a project you cannot open is counted ("1 linked task you can't see"), never named.

The lock

If a project uses Lock tasks until their predecessors are done, the links you set here hold a task in the first column exactly as links set anywhere else do.