More about recurring tasks Recurring reminders Check Scheduling ignores resource calendars if you want Project to schedule the recurring task even if it does not happen when any resources are available to work on it.For example, the recurring task could happen during the night shift, while the rest of the project happens during daytime business hours.Pick an item from the Calendar list, but only if you want the recurring task to have a different calendar than the rest of the project.Pick End by, and then enter the date you want the recurring task to end.Pick End after, and then type the number of times the task will repeat.In the Start box, add a start date and then decide when the repeating task will end:.For example, you can create a task that repeats every Tuesday and Thursday, or one that repeats every three weeks. You can fine-tune how often the task repeats in the area to the right of these options.In the Recurrence pattern section, click Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly.In the Duration box, add the duration of each occurrence of the task.In the Task Name box, type the recurring task’s name.Information about sorting can be found here ( ) If needed, sort the sheet by Start Date ascending so that these tasks are dispersed throughout the rest of your project chronologically against the other tasks in the project.Information about the drag-fill feature can be found here ( ) The auto-filled cells will contain dates one week apart. From the bottom right corner of the highlighted selection, drag-fill down.Highlight all of the cells on these two rows by click-and-dragging from the top left cell to the bottom right cell.On the subsequent row, enter the recurring task's info with the second date (one week later).On an empty row, enter the recurring task's info with the first date.To workaround this, I recommend the following:

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