Logical relationship

Logical relationship

A dependency between two project schedule activities, or between a project schedule activity and a schedule milestone. See also precedence relationship. The four possible types of logical relationships are: Finish-to-Start; Finish-to-Finish; Start-to-Start; and Start-to-Finish. The finish-to-start relationship is the most common type of logical relationship and is the default in most scheduling software.

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