After entering the Projected Begin Date on the Parent of Linked Assignments page, which field defaults to the same date?

After entering the Projected Begin Date on the Parent of Linked Assignments page, which field defaults to the same date?

• A. Projected End Date
• B. Report Date
• C. Start Date
• D. Effective Date

Answer: (A)

When you enter the projected begin date for the parent of linked assignments, the system automatically fills the projected end date with the same date. This mirrors a single-date horizon and gives you a valid start/end pair right away, making it easy to adjust the duration later if the work extends beyond that day. The other fields have different roles: Start Date is the actual planned start for tasks, Effective Date marks when a change takes effect, and Report Date is used for reporting reference rather than scheduling. So the field that defaults to the same date is the Projected End Date.

When you enter the projected begin date for the parent of linked assignments, the system automatically fills the projected end date with the same date. This mirrors a single-date horizon and gives you a valid start/end pair right away, making it easy to adjust the duration later if the work extends beyond that day. The other fields have different roles: Start Date is the actual planned start for tasks, Effective Date marks when a change takes effect, and Report Date is used for reporting reference rather than scheduling. So the field that defaults to the same date is the Projected End Date.