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| Resource usage view
Two questions on Resource usage view
I'm using Project2007 Cedric |
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I'm not sure what you mean by task path. If you are referring to predecessors, then no, as the Resource Usage view is only showing individual assignments. This is also why the priority field is not available. (Incidentally, the Priority field is only used by project when selecting tasks during the levelling process - it has no other use.) For multiple projects, You can, however, show the Project field to see in which project the assignment lives. FAQs, companion products and other useful Project information can be seen at this web address: http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm |
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I believe Cedric means he wants to see the name of the Summary Task at each Outline Level until you get down to his Task i.e. Summary Task - Summary Task - Summary Task - Summary Task - Task. Using this, he would know the context of the particular task he is dealing with in the Resource View. I do not believe you are able to see the Task Path in the resource view. Your best bet is to insert the "ID" column and use that to figure out the context for each task. |
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Not directly, no. The resource usage view contains resource and assignment information. However, you could conceivably add a text field to the Task Usage view, run a macro to populate the field with the entire "parentage" of a task, roll it down to assignments and then, through code (VBA) copy the data from the task assignment field to the resource assignment field. To that end, Jack Dahlgren has provided some sample code on his page that will add the full path string to a text field. See Jack's "SummaryName" macro at: http://masamiki.com/project/macros.htm Before running Jack's macro, you'll need to make sure you set the field (Text12) from the macro to automatically roll down through the custom field property. Once you've run Jack's "SummaryName" macro, see the sample code at FAQ 37 at http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm. Because priority is a task field and the Resource Usage view does not contain tasks, only resources and assignments. I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. |
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If you don't want to run a macro and you don't mind your project looking a bit messy there is a way to see the context of a task whilst in Resource Usage screen. With cursor in Resource Name column select Insert, select Column, then select either (or both) Task Summary Name or Project from the Field Name section of the box. |
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