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I have one resource pool file with resources.
I want to give a resource a max percentage in this file. For example 100%.
Then I have a number of project files.
In these projects I want to give the same resource a limit for each project.
For example; Project 1: 50%. Project 2: 25%.
I have tried to find out how to do this, but I only find how to change max percentage in the resource pool which make the same change in the project files, and how do it the other way around. A change in one side is distributed to the other.
But I want to be able to give one resource a max in the resource pool and then offer another max to each project.
Is this possible?
I want to give a resource a max percentage in this file. For example 100%.
Then I have a number of project files.
In these projects I want to give the same resource a limit for each project.
For example; Project 1: 50%. Project 2: 25%.
I have tried to find out how to do this, but I only find how to change max percentage in the resource pool which make the same change in the project files, and how do it the other way around. A change in one side is distributed to the other.
But I want to be able to give one resource a max in the resource pool and then offer another max to each project.
Is this possible?
I agree, this is what I had always believed was the case. No points pl.
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So the only way to solve this is to divide the resource into one for each project and set the max for each?
Like Bill_proj1, Bill_proj2, etc.
Like Bill_proj1, Bill_proj2, etc.
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Thank you thausla!
I am surprised about the limitation in MS Project. I though this was an important piece when planning resources for more than one project.
I accept your answer and will discuss your idea about consolidating Excel files with the project leader. The problem is that there are a large number of projects involved.
I am surprised about the limitation in MS Project. I though this was an important piece when planning resources for more than one project.
I accept your answer and will discuss your idea about consolidating Excel files with the project leader. The problem is that there are a large number of projects involved.
Regards
Thomas