K
Keith
I was wondering if anyone has an easy (or hard) way to solve the following
simple problem:
I have 1 Task, 300 hours of work remaining. I assign 3 resources, keying in
the following allocations: Two work 30%, one works 50%. MS Project always
seems to take the 300 hours of work remaining and divides it equally by the
number of resources so everyone has 100 hours of work. Then it calulates the
duration based on the 'critical path resources' - the 30% people. The '50%'
person finishes first and MS Project just has this person sitting on their
hands until the 30% people are done. Must I always go in and manually
re-allocate hours so everyone finishes at the same time?
simple problem:
I have 1 Task, 300 hours of work remaining. I assign 3 resources, keying in
the following allocations: Two work 30%, one works 50%. MS Project always
seems to take the 300 hours of work remaining and divides it equally by the
number of resources so everyone has 100 hours of work. Then it calulates the
duration based on the 'critical path resources' - the 30% people. The '50%'
person finishes first and MS Project just has this person sitting on their
hands until the 30% people are done. Must I always go in and manually
re-allocate hours so everyone finishes at the same time?