Used within another function to calculate the direct successors of a task and return succeeding task row numbers that occur as a result of the referenced task.
Sample Usage
= JOIN(SUCCESSORS(Column@row),”,”)
Syntax
SUCCESSORS(
- value
- value—The value is typically a cell to evaluate.
Usage Notes
- Predecessors create date-based dependencies between tasks. A specific date-driven event for one task must have occurred before the next task can begin. Successors are the tasks with a dependency directly after the date-driven event for a particular task has occurred. They’re the task(s) that can begin after a task is complete.
- You must enable dependencies to use this formula or you’ll see an #INVALID COLUMN VALUE error.
Examples
=JOIN(SUCCESSORS(column@row),”,”)
This formula, combined with the JOIN function, calculates the direct successors of a task and returns a collection of task row numbers that occur due to the referenced task.
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