If the resource is removed, just delete it. It goes away everywhere.
If you want to substitute a new resource by removing "Old Resource" then it
would be easiest to rekey the new information over the old information (Sally
is now called Kevin at a new rate).
The hard part is if you want to replace "Exisiting Resource7" with "Existing
Resource26." I was thinking about writing a macro to do that myself, we
ended up doing it by hand yesterday since it was only 60 tasks and 5
resources.
It looks like you would want to loop through each task in each subproject.
Once on a task, you would need to loop through each resource assigned to the
task. Then, you'd ask "If the resource ID for this resource is 7, then
change it to 26."
If you had multiple replacements to make (7 is replaced by 26, 11 is
replaced by 4, ...) it could be done with a Select Case statement in the
code.
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