Hi Planners,
After resource leveling the schedule, is there a quick way to transform the results into the schedule as logic (links).
I dont want to Level the schedule every time; once happy with results I'd rather to keep them.
Cheers
Resource Level results into Logic
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If indeed resource levelling is necessary because of the availability of the resources... the resources has to be assigned to individual resource calendars....
The reality is PLANNERS ARE LAZY in fact.... that is why these GREAT features from the programs are not used as its purposes.
Thank you, Rafael for your advise
jiahd,
It is not necessarily you, although at times it is the scheduler, at other times it is the software. Not all software are created equal.
Unfortunately I have not been able to find a true independent reference that is up to date and includes Spider Project, Primavera P6, Asta Power Project, MS Project and Aurora among others. An independent reference from a recognized institution.
I was among those who avoid resource leveling when was a SureTrak user, we found it to be not good enough for our needs, even P3 we considered not enough, P6 no way.
I have compared my software with a few others that claim to have the superior algorithm and my choice always won, at times by a wide margin. But it is impossible for me, as an individual to make a comparison using a selection of more than a handful of software, and not to mention the procedure that will make the comparison valid.
If you feel it is not you, then you shall investigate other tools.
Best Regards,
Rafael
I don't prefer make resource leveling for schedule,because give weak results
best regards
On the Schedule Options... Check the Box beside "Level Resources During Scheduling".
Regards,
When project data will change (after entering actuals or some other changes) initial leveled schedule may become poor.
I would not recommend to transform delays created by resource leveling into project dependencies.
Why not level regularly?