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Full Resource Assignment Info in Excel Microsoft Project

Full Resource Assignment Info in Excel Microsoft Project

Full Resource Assignment Info in Excel

Posted: 26 Jun 2004 03:17 PM PDT


Don,
I don't have Project Server so I don't know how the server object model
differs from the standard object model. However, like the object models
for all versions of Project, they generally are pretty constant except
for added features and a few deleted items. I get all of my object model
information from the object model help files available through the VBA
editor. But for your reading (and learning) enjoyment here are some
websites you may find useful.

One nice place to start with sample VBA code is Jack Dahlgren's website:
http://masamiki.com/project/macros.htm

For a free Project 2002 VBA training module (equally applicable to
Project 2003) put together by Microsoft (for VBA, see module 4):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;325846

For a Project 2002 and 2003 SDK:
http://www.mvps.org/project/links.htm

Hopefully this info will get you started. Once you get started if you
have further questions on VBA, just post on the
microsoft.public.project.developer newsgroup.

John

Assignment Days on Gantt Chart

Posted: 26 Jun 2004 05:43 AM PDT

Thanks for the reply John. I have 1 to 3 resources assigned to each
task. What I'd like to display might be "Fred(3d) Mary(4d)".

Can you help ????



John wrote:
 

Typical file size

Posted: 25 Jun 2004 01:46 PM PDT

Rather than do file formatting on every save (to speed things up) the
programmers just programmed it so File save immediately after opening does
major file house keeping. It's not intended to save any information. In fact
if you do even one edit then save the file house keeping doesn't happen.

I learnt about this because one of the internal Microsoft guru's kindly
alerted this to me after I recommended the save as in a Woody's Project
Watch article.

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For any version of Project use public.project
For any version of Project Server use public. project.server

Rod Gill
Project MVP
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Printing to A0 Printer

Posted: 25 Jun 2004 12:19 PM PDT

Interesting ... I wonder what in Project is now different as result?
(Registry updated? Corrupted files now uncorrupt?). Maybe just the
order of "last" in for some key file, or something. Something changed.

I still can't help but think it a printer driver issue, but can't argue
with success!! Thanks for follow-up.

rms




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