If you drag a Gantt bar to change the finish date of a task, Project automatically assigns a Finish No Later Than (FNLT) constraint. If you use automatic leveling to reduce resource overallocations in your project, Project automatically adds a negative number for the leveling delay for the sake of balancing resource availability. Because the project is scheduled from the finish date, negative leveling delays add time after a task, rather than before a task. If you change a project that was previously scheduled from a start date so that it is now scheduled from a finish date, Project automatically removes all leveling delays and leveling splits from tasks and assignments. Look out for actual progress reported on tasks If the finish date doesn't change after you change the start date, then one or more tasks may have a date constraint applied.

If the start date doesn't change after you change the finish date, one or more tasks may either have actual progress reported or have a date constraint applied. Review the constraints in your plan to make sure that they are all necessary and appropriate. More information about project start dates and finish dates To view a task's constraints, right-click on the task, click Information, and then click the Advanced tab.

Schedule your project start date or finish date These instructions are specific to Microsoft Project 2007. On the Project menu, click Project Information. To schedule from the start date, click Project Start Date in the Schedule from list.

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