How to Reschedule Only the Jobs That Changed in EDGEBIC

To reschedule only the jobs that changed in EDGEBIC, tick just those rows on the Drive Schedule tab and press Schedule + Re-Schedule, or press the Re-Schedule button after saving Gantt edits. EDGEBIC by User Solutions scopes the run to your selection, so every job you did not touch keeps its plan and its reserved capacity. There is no mode to choose. The rows you tick, and the confirm dialog you approve, are the entire scope control.

This is the targeted-reschedule procedure. For the full mechanism, read EDGEBIC rescheduling explained; for the everyday workflow, how to run the scheduler in EDGEBIC covers the basic pass. It is one of the task guides in the EDGEBIC how-to hub.

Before You Start

Reschedule Changed Jobs From the Drive Schedule Tab

1. Open the Drive Schedule tab. Every job sits on the grid with its Status, Start Date, Item Start, Job End and Days Late.
2. Tick the Select checkbox on each job you changed. Leave every other row unticked.
3. Press Schedule + Re-Schedule.
4. Read the Confirm Scheduling dialog. It states the split, for example "You are about to schedule 3 job(s): 0 new, 3 existing." That count is your last cheap check that the scope is right.
5. Answer Yes and watch the progress overlay. The grid is locked while the pass runs and unlocks when it finishes.

Do not answer Yes to the Schedule All Orders prompt unless you mean it. That prompt only appears when no rows are ticked, and answering yes pulls every order into the run.

Reschedule Changed Jobs After a Gantt Edit

When the change was a manual drag rather than a data edit, use the dedicated button:

1. On the Schedule View or Job View tab, drag the bars you want to move and press Save Changes to record them.
2. Press Re-Schedule. It collects only the jobs you modified since the last run and replans exactly those.
3. Confirm the prompt, which warns that the selected jobs' schedules will be cleared and regenerated.

The Job View tab's Re-Schedule button does the same thing for the selected job's context. Both leave every other job, and its reserved capacity, exactly where it was.

What Changes When You Run

A targeted pass touches a deliberately narrow surface:

The point of a targeted run is stability. On a loaded plant, the shop floor trusts a plan that does not churn, so replanning ten jobs when only three changed is a habit worth breaking.

How to Check It Worked

Spend thirty seconds confirming the scope held:

1. Pick one job you did not select and compare its Start Date and Job End before and after. They must be identical.
2. Open a replanned job in Job View and read the hours header. Actual Hours must be unchanged; only planned timing should have moved.
3. Press Job Audit on a replanned job (or right-click a bar on Schedule View and choose View Audit Trail). The newest entry is your reschedule, with old and new dates side by side. Untouched jobs carry no new entry.

If a job you expected to move stayed nailed down, it is carrying a planned-start pin, a saved override, or an actual start. Those all beat a fresh reschedule by design.

Common Mistakes and Gotchas

• Answering yes to Schedule All Orders. That prompt appears only when nothing is ticked. Answer no, tick your specific rows, and run again. The confirm dialog's job count is the safety net that catches this before anything writes.
• Pressing Re-Schedule without saving Gantt drags first. The button collects only jobs modified since the last run. Unsaved drags exist on your screen only, so it reports no modified jobs. Save, then Re-Schedule.
• Rescheduling against stale actuals. Remaining steps resume from the last logged position. If the floor has moved on but nobody logged it, the replan resumes from fiction. Log first, replan second.
• Expecting a master-data edit to ripple on its own. Editing a shift, holiday, routing, or capacity does not move any plan by itself. Make the change, tick the affected jobs, and run the targeted pass.

For the wider habit of holding a plan steady, see keeping schedules stable week to week and how EDGEBIC reduces schedule churn. To replan exactly one job, how to schedule a single job in EDGEBIC is the narrower recipe, and how to see which jobs a run will touch before you commit confirms the scope first.

Bring an order export and we will run a targeted reschedule against your data in a live session. Contact US to book it, or read the EDGEBIC product overview first.