View multiple resource graphs

[WuTan]

How do I (Is it possible) t view multimpleresource graph in a single view?

 

[Hans]

Unfortunately, that is not possible.
But there is another method to view work and availability for multiple resources.
- Open a task view
- Select a random task
- Click the 'Assign Resources' button
- Select the resources for which you want to see a graph
- Click on graphs

I hope this helps.
Hans



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WuTan wrote:

How do I (Is it possible) t view multimpleresource graph in a single view?

 

[Andrew Lavinsky]

You could also modify the resource graph to allow you to select multiple
resources. This won't show you each resource allocation separately - as
it would in Hans' solution, but will aggregate whatever you have selected
in the resource sheet.

Instructions are here:

http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/ep...project-pro-leveraging-the-resource-graph.asp

 

[Michael.Tarnowski]

How do I (Is it possible) t view multimpleresource graph in a single view?

Hi WuTan,

another way to graph work for more than one resource:
Window > Split and click in the top pane to make sure it is the active
pane and then View > Resource Usage or Resource Sheet. Now click in
the lower pane, View > Resource Graph. Right-click the graph and
select Bar Styles… and on the left side, change the Selected Resources
bars from Don't Show to Area (or whatever you want), selecting Colour
and Pattern to suit, for both Over-allocated and Allocated resources.
On the right hand side you could also hide the individual resource by
selecting Don’t Show in both Over-allocated and Allocated resources.
Now click the OK button.
Now in the top pane, select two or more resources and the graph will
also show a combined total. The lower pane always shows information
related to whatever is selected in the upper pane. So by formatting
the Resource graph appropriately you can get it to show combined data
for every selected resource in the upper pane. With the Resource Usage
view in the top pane, you can make adjustments in the usage view while
viewing the allocation or over-allocation below.

Have fun,
Michael