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Andrew Perkins
I have 60 resources, all using the same daily cost rate. I now wish to set a
new rate for 2005, but keep the old one for MS-Project to use in calculating
2004 costs. The obvious way to do this is using a new "effective date" in
cost rate table A for each resource. However, this leaves me with the job of
updating 60 resources.
Is there some way of using one cost rate table for many resources, or of
updating the cost rate table for many resources at once?
Thanks in advance for your help. And if you've written a book which covers
this and similar esoteric questions then I'll seriously consider exercising
the company Amex on Amazon - I've bought 3 or 4, but haven't found such a
book yet.
new rate for 2005, but keep the old one for MS-Project to use in calculating
2004 costs. The obvious way to do this is using a new "effective date" in
cost rate table A for each resource. However, this leaves me with the job of
updating 60 resources.
Is there some way of using one cost rate table for many resources, or of
updating the cost rate table for many resources at once?
Thanks in advance for your help. And if you've written a book which covers
this and similar esoteric questions then I'll seriously consider exercising
the company Amex on Amazon - I've bought 3 or 4, but haven't found such a
book yet.