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TaskDependency.From property (Project)

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Gets a Task object that is the predecessor in a task dependency. Read-only Task.

Syntax

expression. From

expression A variable that represents a TaskDependency object.

Example

In the following example, the From property appears to get both a Task object and a Long value. However, because UniqueID is the default property of a Task object, the second assignment using the From property is equivalent to the statement, taskId = ActiveProject.Tasks(2).TaskDependencies(i).From.UniqueID.

Sub TestDependenciesFrom() 
 Dim tsk As Task 
 Dim numDependencies As Integer 
 Dim taskId As Long 
 Dim i As Integer 
 
 numDependencies = ActiveProject.Tasks(2).TaskDependencies.Count 
 
 For i = 1 To numDependencies 
 Set tsk = ActiveProject.Tasks(2).TaskDependencies(i).From 
 Debug.Print tsk.Name 
 
 taskId = ActiveProject.Tasks(2).TaskDependencies(i).From 
 Debug.Print taskId 
 Next i 
End Sub

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