Microsoft Project Member for 9 years 3 months Member for 9 years 3 months Submitted by Philip Day on Thu, 2016-09-01 15:00 Permalink Hi Eser, It may also help you Hi Eser, It may also help you to achieve this to go to the "View" tab. Select "Details" and from the drop down box select Task Usage. [[wysiwyg_imageupload:4434:]] Phil Member for 19 years 11 months Member for 19 years 11 months Submitted by Trevor Rabey on Mon, 2016-08-15 10:52 Permalink So what is the problem?If the So what is the problem? If the resources are say concrete, steel and 4 men, then assign them to the task. It is nonsense to suggest that a task can only have one resource, so if you saw that on youtube it is wrong. However, you should try to break the tasks down into a sufficient level of detail so that the task is performed by just a few men, say 4 not 20. Track the task by logging the actuals ie the facts, in the order in which they occur. Use the tracking table. Set a status date. Has the task started? When did the task start? How many days of actual duration are there? What is the remaining duration During the days of actual duration, how much steel and concrete was used, and how many hours, and which hours were worked byt the men? Ask the right questions in the right order and put the answers in the right place in the MSP program. That's all there is to it. Log in or register to post comments
Member for 9 years 3 months Member for 9 years 3 months Submitted by Philip Day on Thu, 2016-09-01 15:00 Permalink Hi Eser, It may also help you Hi Eser, It may also help you to achieve this to go to the "View" tab. Select "Details" and from the drop down box select Task Usage. [[wysiwyg_imageupload:4434:]] Phil
Member for 19 years 11 months Member for 19 years 11 months Submitted by Trevor Rabey on Mon, 2016-08-15 10:52 Permalink So what is the problem?If the So what is the problem? If the resources are say concrete, steel and 4 men, then assign them to the task. It is nonsense to suggest that a task can only have one resource, so if you saw that on youtube it is wrong. However, you should try to break the tasks down into a sufficient level of detail so that the task is performed by just a few men, say 4 not 20. Track the task by logging the actuals ie the facts, in the order in which they occur. Use the tracking table. Set a status date. Has the task started? When did the task start? How many days of actual duration are there? What is the remaining duration During the days of actual duration, how much steel and concrete was used, and how many hours, and which hours were worked byt the men? Ask the right questions in the right order and put the answers in the right place in the MSP program. That's all there is to it.
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9 years 3 monthsHi Eser, It may also help you
Hi Eser,
It may also help you to achieve this to go to the "View" tab. Select "Details" and from the drop down box select Task Usage.
[[wysiwyg_imageupload:4434:]]
Phil
Member for
19 years 11 monthsSo what is the problem?If the
So what is the problem?
If the resources are say concrete, steel and 4 men, then assign them to the task.
It is nonsense to suggest that a task can only have one resource, so if you saw that on youtube it is wrong.
However, you should try to break the tasks down into a sufficient level of detail so that the task is performed by just a few men, say 4 not 20.
Track the task by logging the actuals ie the facts, in the order in which they occur. Use the tracking table.
Set a status date.
Has the task started?
When did the task start?
How many days of actual duration are there?
What is the remaining duration
During the days of actual duration, how much steel and concrete was used, and how many hours, and which hours were worked byt the men?
Ask the right questions in the right order and put the answers in the right place in the MSP program.
That's all there is to it.