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A No Overlap dependency prevents two items from overlapping on the timeline. When applied, the second item is constrained to start only after the first item reaches its end/target date—so if one moves, the other automatically shifts to maintain a gap of zero (or the minimum allowed) and keep the schedule from overlapping.
Max = Maximum value the two items can be apart.
Min = Min value two objects can be apart (lowest value is 0).
Begin by selecting the item you want to create the dependency for and navigate to the
section of the card.
You can add a No Overlap dependency as either Blocked By or Blocking, depending on how you want the relationship to flow.
In this article, we’ll add a No Overlap dependency and mark it as Blocking. To get started, click the Is blocking selection bar.
If you’re adding a Blocked By dependency, select the Is blocked by selection bar instead.
Under each selection bar you will see a list of available objects that you can link as dependencies.
Tip: Type in the selection bar to quickly find items by name!
Make sure you review the gap between the two items to ensure the number of days is accurate. This gap represents the slack that will be used.