Applying low and high estimates

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Ken
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Applying low and high estimates

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Can I apply uncertainty (Low, Most Likely, High values) to a group of tasks, and how does it work with summary tasks?
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Re: Applying low and high estimates

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Yes. You can apply uncertainty to:
  • Individual activities
  • Groups of activities
If applied to a summary task, the uncertainty will automatically apply to all subtasks beneath it.

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Best Practices
  • Use summary tasks for bulk adjustments when tasks share similar uncertainty characteristics.
  • Avoid applying uncertainty at both summary and subtask levels simultaneously—this can create confusion.
  • Group tasks logically (e.g., by phase or deliverable) before applying uncertainty.
  • Validate that grouped tasks truly share similar risk profiles.
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