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Michele
I have a fixed duration effort driven task with one resource assigned.(2 days
of duration and 8 hours of work)
I want to create another assignment for the same task, but with an amount of
work equal to 2 hours so that the first assignment need to work only for 6
hours.
(that's what i understand about the definition of effort driven task)
I know i can do that manually using the bottom pane of any of the tasks
views split window and digiting 2 hours of work for the second assignment and
8 hours for the first but, in my opinion, there should be the possibility to
associate to the second assignment, as soon as you're creating it, 2 hours of
work and Project should than calculate the remaining work of 6 hours for the
first assignment.(If i create the second assignment in a window split and i
digit 2 hours of work without changing the work hours of the first
assignment, the total amount of work becomes 10 hours and not 8 like it
should be since the task is effort driven!!!!)
Why isn't that possible, and if it is how can i achieve that?
Really Thanks a lot
Michele
of duration and 8 hours of work)
I want to create another assignment for the same task, but with an amount of
work equal to 2 hours so that the first assignment need to work only for 6
hours.
(that's what i understand about the definition of effort driven task)
I know i can do that manually using the bottom pane of any of the tasks
views split window and digiting 2 hours of work for the second assignment and
8 hours for the first but, in my opinion, there should be the possibility to
associate to the second assignment, as soon as you're creating it, 2 hours of
work and Project should than calculate the remaining work of 6 hours for the
first assignment.(If i create the second assignment in a window split and i
digit 2 hours of work without changing the work hours of the first
assignment, the total amount of work becomes 10 hours and not 8 like it
should be since the task is effort driven!!!!)
Why isn't that possible, and if it is how can i achieve that?
Really Thanks a lot
Michele