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I have a Project file that is resource loaded. However, I need to send
it to someone who I do not want to see the following: resource data
(names, rates, etc.) and any cost data (actual, baseline, etc.)
(A) I've been told that simply deleting the resources from the resource
table causes some of the task dates to shift or percent completes to
change. Is this true? If so, what causes this to happen and what can be
done to prevent it?
(B) Assuming that deleting resources from the resource sheet is NOT the
best way to remove resource and cost data, is there a macro available
that removes this data from the file. Would this involve altering
resource assignments? clearing time-phased values?
(C) Could someone clarify the relationships between task/resources and
the following: assignments, time-phased values. I have problems
understanding the relationships, the hierarchy, and how task
assignments/time-phased values are the same or different from resources
assignments/time-phased values.
I know this is a lot of information to ask, so I hope someone will be
able to give me mos, if not all, of the answers.
Thanks!
JR
it to someone who I do not want to see the following: resource data
(names, rates, etc.) and any cost data (actual, baseline, etc.)
(A) I've been told that simply deleting the resources from the resource
table causes some of the task dates to shift or percent completes to
change. Is this true? If so, what causes this to happen and what can be
done to prevent it?
(B) Assuming that deleting resources from the resource sheet is NOT the
best way to remove resource and cost data, is there a macro available
that removes this data from the file. Would this involve altering
resource assignments? clearing time-phased values?
(C) Could someone clarify the relationships between task/resources and
the following: assignments, time-phased values. I have problems
understanding the relationships, the hierarchy, and how task
assignments/time-phased values are the same or different from resources
assignments/time-phased values.
I know this is a lot of information to ask, so I hope someone will be
able to give me mos, if not all, of the answers.
Thanks!
JR