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Complex branching

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Following on from the simple case of branching [see simple branching], the above gives an example of a more complex model.
Here, as previously, we have 2 potential pathways with probabilities of 70% and 30%.
Within each of these one pathway has a simple activity network with simple finish to start dependencies, with Task C and Task D beginning at the same time.

The second pathway contains another simple activity network but one in which there is a lag in Task G.

The spreadsheet for this ‘complex branching’ example is next [see complex branching part 2].

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