MSP is not as user-friendly as P6 when working with multiple projects.
1. a. You can use "Arrange All" on the "Window" group of the "View" ribbon to display both projects on the same screen, but this is not like P6.
1.b. You can open a new blank project, then insert the other two projects into it as subprojects (on the "Project" ribbon). Now you can filter and sort the two projects together.
2. To level resources that are allocated to multiple projects, then you need to use Project Server or a separate resource pool. It sounds like you have simply duplicated the same project-level resources in both projects. These can only be leveled within the individual projects.
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18 years 11 monthsT Heo,MSP is not as
T Heo,
MSP is not as user-friendly as P6 when working with multiple projects.
1. a. You can use "Arrange All" on the "Window" group of the "View" ribbon to display both projects on the same screen, but this is not like P6.
1.b. You can open a new blank project, then insert the other two projects into it as subprojects (on the "Project" ribbon). Now you can filter and sort the two projects together.
2. To level resources that are allocated to multiple projects, then you need to use Project Server or a separate resource pool. It sounds like you have simply duplicated the same project-level resources in both projects. These can only be leveled within the individual projects.
Good luck, tom