1. MS Project (MSP 2007 included) does not know what a resource bar chart is; therefore the only way to display resources and their task or non-working day allocations would be to use the Using Resource view; this view is a table, not a chart
2. To display resources work and non-work allocations separately, you will have to allocate resources to tasks that represent regular work AND to "tasks" that represent non-work period; obviously you will NOT use resource calendars as well
3. If you insist for viewing the tasks in a bar chart instead of a table, I only know the 2 following ways: a) MS Project Server and project Web Access, that know what a resource bar chart is (but a resource bar chart in PWA is for individual resources, not for entire projects), and this solution is rather expensive; b) ask this friend of mine http://www.stk-management.fr/ about his solution to build a resource gantt chart from the regular task gantt chart of your project.
Member for
22 years 9 monthsRE: Resource Non-working time
Damian,
1. MS Project (MSP 2007 included) does not know what a resource bar chart is; therefore the only way to display resources and their task or non-working day allocations would be to use the Using Resource view; this view is a table, not a chart
2. To display resources work and non-work allocations separately, you will have to allocate resources to tasks that represent regular work AND to "tasks" that represent non-work period; obviously you will NOT use resource calendars as well
3. If you insist for viewing the tasks in a bar chart instead of a table, I only know the 2 following ways: a) MS Project Server and project Web Access, that know what a resource bar chart is (but a resource bar chart in PWA is for individual resources, not for entire projects), and this solution is rather expensive; b) ask this friend of mine http://www.stk-management.fr/ about his solution to build a resource gantt chart from the regular task gantt chart of your project.
Hope this helps
Alexandre