Resource Names refresh

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Pete Rawlings

I am using Microsoft Project 2002 . I entered all my resource names in my project and assigned them to tasks. I now have gone through and altered the Max Units for each resource . Now looking at the Resource names from the Gantt view; if I re-select the resource it shows the Percentage Max Units that can be used , whilst the old names that have not been re-selected do not . e.g Fred Blogs(50%) . Is there a way to get the resource list to referesh its max units values and show the amounts without me going through every single assignment and reselecting each resource .

Tried F9 , Level Resources .
 
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Mike Glen

Hi Pete,

Welcome to this Microsoft Project newsgroup :)

I think you're mixing up "max units" with the number of units assigned. The
max units is a measure of the availability of the resource(s): 100% meaning
one full time resource, 200% is 2 resources, 50% means a half time resource.
When you assign a resource it will be assigned in the proportion you require
and this is what shows next to the resource name in the Gantt chart.

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

Pete Rawlings said:
I am using Microsoft Project 2002 . I entered all my resource names in my
project and assigned them to tasks. I now have gone through and altered the
Max Units for each resource . Now looking at the Resource names from the
Gantt view; if I re-select the resource it shows the Percentage Max Units
that can be used , whilst the old names that have not been re-selected do
not . e.g Fred Blogs(50%) . Is there a way to get the resource list to
referesh its max units values and show the amounts without me going through
every single assignment and reselecting each resource .
 

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