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Bill Johnson
The following macro has worked well within the context of
a single, self-contained Project 2000 file for the past
several months:
***************
For Each r In ActiveProject.Resources
If r.Assignments.Count > 0 Then
do a bunch of stuff...
End If
Next r
MsgBox "Process Finished"
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Have just converted from a single, stand-alone file to
a "master" project containing multiple inserted Project
files and using a resource pool. When the macro is run
from the master file it bypasses the for loop and goes
straight to the message box.
I do not have the experience and VBA expertise yet to
recognize what is wrong. I've been looking in the VBA
help and a VBA6 reference book, but have not found
anything useful. Can anyone offer a reason/solution?
Thanks in advance.
Bill
a single, self-contained Project 2000 file for the past
several months:
***************
For Each r In ActiveProject.Resources
If r.Assignments.Count > 0 Then
do a bunch of stuff...
End If
Next r
MsgBox "Process Finished"
****************
Have just converted from a single, stand-alone file to
a "master" project containing multiple inserted Project
files and using a resource pool. When the macro is run
from the master file it bypasses the for loop and goes
straight to the message box.
I do not have the experience and VBA expertise yet to
recognize what is wrong. I've been looking in the VBA
help and a VBA6 reference book, but have not found
anything useful. Can anyone offer a reason/solution?
Thanks in advance.
Bill