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I’m using Paratext 9 and the new SIL Project Plan.

We have Luke 1-18 consultant checked but I can’t check them off as completed in our Project Plan even though all the previous steps are checked off as completed for those chapters. There are a few notes and a lot of Biblical terms that need looking at. I don’t know if that could be the reason but usually the checks not being completed aren’t preventing me from checking off steps. I was able to check off the steps under Prepare for Consultant even though there are issues remaining under these two checks.

Is this a glitch in the plan or could I be missing something?

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If there are issues in a check defined at that stage, the only way to mark the stage as completed is to postpone the check to a later stage or to fix the errors in the check.

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