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In Microsoft Project 2007, when setting a task’s start date field to a nonworking day, a Planning Wizard (screenshot: https://i.stack.imgur.com/ftyha.png) shows up. The user can choose how to resolve this conflict. The options are changing the date to a working day or declaring the day as a working day.
Is it possible to call this Planning Wizard in C# code? I’m working on an add-in that makes changes to tasks’ start fields and I’d prefer not to write additional forms for these conflicts.
There is no way to call any of the “green corner” dialogs either from VBA or through COM interfaces.
When you do something with tasks in a project through MS Project API you have to keep in mind default behavior: e.g. what parameter is changing by default when you change a duration of fixed duration task and so on.
The easiest way to solve the “weekend start” problem is use 7 days/week calendar and if task should start on weekend – just assign the calendar to the task: TaskCalendar field of a Task object.