MrC,
It works for me. Here is the file structure I used. I have a separate
resource pool file (no tasks, just resources). I have two performance
project files, 1 and 2, both with just tasks, no resources. The tasks in
projects 1 and 2 use resources from the resource pool file. Then I
created a master project with projects 1 and 2 as subprojects. I went to
the Resource Usage view of the master file and applied the filter I
described previously. When I enter "project1" at the interactive filter
prompt, only those assignments for project1 show up in the view.
Using the simple filter as described, the Resource Name will NOT show up
because it is not part of project1. A slight modification to the filter
can add the Resource Name but it will add all Resource Names although
only the assignments for the project entered into the interactive filter
will appear. If this is a preferred output, add the following line to
the filter:
And/Or Field Name Test Value
OR assignment equals no
If neither of the above is acceptable, another approach would be to
populate a spare field with the necessary information so the filter
would only show Resource Names that are applicable to a particular
project and the assignments for that resource. I would probably use VBA
to populate the field.
If you really want to get elaborate and automated, a more advanced VBA
macro can be written to display the timescaled data (e.g. work, cost,
etc.) by Resource by project on separate sheets if desired in Excel.
Hope this helps.
John