Understanding overallocation and peak units Microsoft Project |
- Understanding overallocation and peak units
- WBS Codes
- Analyze toolbar
- Project Compare Toolbar not working
- Compatibility between Project 2000 and 2003
- PWA isnt working in Outlook
- Simple PM software?
- Displaying timephase data for custom fields
- Time to Market for projects that are put on hold
- Using built in Functions
- Calendars and resource issues
- Duration field calculates 1.92 days for 2 days, how do you fix?
- Inserting Project 2003 data into MS Word
- Help: Project Guru needed
- Putting costs against milestones
- Calculations not making sense
- Project Crashes- Anyone else?
- Problem with resource usage durations
- Subprojects indenting
- Microsoft Project Report Question ...
Understanding overallocation and peak units Posted: 10 Oct 2005 02:26 PM PDT You're welcome, Justin :-) Mike Glen MS Project MVP WhyIsEverythingSoConfusing wrote: |
Posted: 10 Oct 2005 11:46 AM PDT In article <com>, "Bob Vardell" <microsoft.com> wrote: Bob, You're welcome. Having a drop down with choices is the next step in using spare fields. Let's assume you are using Text1, Text2 and Text3 to store the three part of the code. Go to Tools/Customize/Fields and set each text field up with a Value List. More details on customizing fields is available in the Help file. With regard to creating csv files for import into AS/400. I'm not familiar with AS/400 but as long as it can read csv, it shouldn't be to difficult to automate the transfer. As it turns out I am working with a client right now to create two csv data files for import by another application. The user will have two options. One option is to export the required Project data to Excel where it can then be viewed, massaged if necessary, and finally saved as a csv. The second option is to create the csv file directly from Project. All this is being done with a VBA macro. However, if the csv format can be set up with a customized view in Project, (i.e. get the required Project fields in the right sequence), It is even easier. Then all you will need is to do a Save As and chose csv as the format. I've never tried that approach so I don't know if there are any issues to watch out for but it might work for you if you do not have VBA experience. Hope this helps. John Project MVP |
Posted: 10 Oct 2005 09:27 AM PDT Looks like I fixed this. I enabled the Com add-in menu item and refreshed it (by undoing the tick and then checking the box). The tool bar is now visible. I suspect this was to do with policies on the Terminal Server... Simon "Simon Dullingham" <net> wrote in message news:%phx.gbl... |
Project Compare Toolbar not working Posted: 10 Oct 2005 09:03 AM PDT try this: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=73163 I used this to fix the ysis toolbar. The approach should be the same for any missing toolbar I suspect your com add-in is incorrect and is for a different version of Project. COM errors should also be report to Event log. Get the event number and go to www.EventID.net Simon "shooter 200" <com> wrote in message news:com... |
Compatibility between Project 2000 and 2003 Posted: 10 Oct 2005 08:09 AM PDT Hi Jim, You are very welcome and thanks for the feedback. Julie "Jim Jones" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... |
Posted: 10 Oct 2005 12:50 AM PDT "Rolly Perreaux" wrote: Same problem. |
Posted: 08 Oct 2005 03:22 AM PDT Hi Scott, You might like to have a look at my series on Microsoft Project in the TechTrax ezine at this site: http://tinyurl.com/2xbhc or this: http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMFrame.asp?CMD=ArticleSearch&AUTH=23 (Perhaps you'd care to rate the articles before leaving the site, :) Thanks.) FAQs, companion products and other useful Project information can be seen at this web address: <http://www.mvps.org/project/> Hope this helps - please let us know how you get on :) Mike Glen MS Project MVP Scott Kelley wrote: |
Displaying timephase data for custom fields Posted: 07 Oct 2005 02:56 PM PDT In article <phx.gbl>, "JackD" <momokuri@gmail> wrote: Guys, Without getting into another long discussion on philosophy, Jumpin's question was, "How can you display timephase data for custom fields?" He (or she) didn't ask if it was easy, practical, realistic, or with any other qualifier. I think you will have to agree I answered the question and I think you will also have to agree that I indicated in my first responses that to do so was NOT easy or convenient (i.e. requires VBA and special algorithms). Are we to assume in our replies that the user is limited in their scope of thinking or in what they are willing to do? I hope not. Years ago the Project "experts" at my company said you couldn't do accounting month data with Project. Then I wrote a macro to do it. In my view, Microsoft provides VBA with its applications so the user can extend the functionality to meet their needs - whatever those needs might be - practical or impractical. If a poster is "put off" by a response that is complex or difficult to implement, that's fine, accepting or rejecting our advice is their prerogative. Unless the difficult method is the only way to get there I always try to offer several options from simple to advanced. Some may be crazy, zany, or out in left field, but it gives the user a choice. I believe most people like choices - perhaps I'm wrong - I accept that. In the current case of Junpin's original post, he/she in fact asked about the level of difficulty with a VBA solution so I didn't get the feeling that I was out of line or leading them down a rosy path. However, what I did get a little torqued about is that Jumpin posted the same question again after you, me, Jan had already provided a thread of answers/comments. John |
Time to Market for projects that are put on hold Posted: 07 Oct 2005 12:45 PM PDT Hi James, If you have already started working on the project and recorded tracking data (actual work, actual duration, actual start etc.) you could use the "Reschedule Uncompleted Work" command in Project to split the in-progress tasks, leaving the completed work data as completed, and move any incomplete work to the new start date. Make sure you have supplied all tracking data for tasks in progress and then choose Tools>Tracking> Update Project, and enter the new date in the dialog box next to the option "Reschedule uncompleted work to start after". Hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. Julie "JJHayesIII" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... |
Posted: 07 Oct 2005 11:42 AM PDT Thanks. We seem to get a lot of questions about them so I figured I should write a definitive answer (or at least try to) -- -Jack ... For Microsoft Project information and macro examples visit http://masamiki.com/project or http://zo-d.com/blog/index.html .. "JulieS" <passport6847 at maine dot rr dot com> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... http://zo-d.com/blog/archives/programming/working-with-custom-field-formulas.html |
Posted: 07 Oct 2005 10:54 AM PDT mikejw wrote: Yes |
Duration field calculates 1.92 days for 2 days, how do you fix? Posted: 07 Oct 2005 10:31 AM PDT 1) Why not try it and see? You could always make a copy and use that to try out ideas. If you have already assigned a 24 hour resource to the task, Project should then recognize the change to one 12 hour shift and double the Duration. You thus will need to assign the other shift to the task, whence the Duration will halve to the original. 2) Yes. Provided you don't assign a single resource, like the project manager, using that calendar. 3) Hopefully :) Mike Glen Project MVP snetzky wrote: |
Inserting Project 2003 data into MS Word Posted: 07 Oct 2005 08:44 AM PDT In article <com>, "Duane" <microsoft.com> wrote: Duane, No, not specifically for exporting Project data to Word. However, I can suggest a couple of links that might be very useful. You don't mention if you have VBA experience or not but even if you do, you might want to take a look at the link on our MVP website for Project VBA. Go to: http://www.mvps.org/project/links.htm At the bottom of the page you will find a link for, "Project 98 Visual Basic Environment Training Materials". Even though it says it is for Project 98, it is equally applicable to all current versions of Project. As I recall, the training modules help explain the Project object structure and there is also a section on how to interface with other applications. A second link to to fellow MVP, Jack Dahlgren's website at: http://masamiki.com/project/macros.htm Jack has several examples of useful VBA code. In particular the macro on exporting Project data to Excel (Export hierarchy to Excel) might be of benefit. Good luck. If you have further questions, feel free to post in our related newsgroup: microsoft.public.project.developer Hope this helps. John Project MVP |
Posted: 07 Oct 2005 08:00 AM PDT Ok, that's clarify a few things ... :) Thanks for the help folks, much appreciated. "Jan De Messemaeker" <jandemes at prom hyphen ade dot be> a écrit dans le message de news: %phx.gbl... |
Putting costs against milestones Posted: 07 Oct 2005 07:29 AM PDT Hi P, Another option in addition to Mike's suggestion is to create the material resource and enter the cost for the material resource in the "Cost/Use" field. Assign the material resource at zero units (to avoid increasing the duration). This will carry the cost for the material resource to the task based upon the cost per use. Hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. Julie "P" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... |
Posted: 07 Oct 2005 05:52 AM PDT So how do I set a project schedule that reflects that work will be done in 2 12 hour shifts? Set up a 2 shift schedule taking the breaks of the two individual 12 hour shifts into account? For example, my shifts run: Day Shift 6A-11:30A 12P-6P Night Shift 6P-11:30P 12A - 6A so then should my "24 hour" schedule be entered as 12P -11:30P 12 A to 11:30 A or 6A - 11:30 A 12P - 6P 6P-11:30 P 12 A - 6 A Or is there another option I'm not thinking about? thanks for all of your help by the way. Resource leveling is the one thing that I've never been able to make work in Project. Getting this figured out will be a definite breakthrough. Larry |
Posted: 07 Oct 2005 04:19 AM PDT Hi Jason, You are welcome and thanks for the feedback. Julie "Jason Bailey" <microsoft.com> wrote in message news:com... |
Problem with resource usage durations Posted: 07 Oct 2005 01:33 AM PDT Hi, When you say "global pool" do you mean you are using Project Server or do you simply ean your projects are connected to a resource pool without using server? Mind you I know nearly nothing about server, but if is a "norml" pool I'm convinced we'll crack this one. Greetings, -- Jan De Messemaeker Microsoft Project Most Valuable Professional http://users.online.be/prom-ade/ +32-495-300 620 "WSH" <microsoft.com> schreef in bericht news:com... them won't calender!!! same have afterwards be including have in to when the day" - hrs resources on hours 'timephased' theory with |
Posted: 06 Oct 2005 08:54 PM PDT Closing the (-) did it. Thanks. "Jan De Messemaeker" <jandemes at prom hyphen ade dot be> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... |
Microsoft Project Report Question ... Posted: 06 Oct 2005 04:05 PM PDT "John" <com> wrote in message news:microsoft.com... The filtered view is working properly, and I can print right from the filtered view to see all incompleted tasks before a date, showing underneath the summary where they live, but the print out is hugh and shows the gant chart .. I would like to print the results of my filter using reports ... When I take what I have filtered, and I want to use view/reports ... I can't find a way to sort the incompleted tasks under their summary headings ... I can only see a list of all incomplete tasks, or, sorted by month. I am wanting to print from the report view cause I can get all the information printed alot smaller .. How do I use reports to print my filtered view, showing tasks under their summary headings. I hope my terminnology is somewhat close to explaining this right. :) Thank you again for your help. Greg |
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