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Can i view all resources?

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Thu, 2009-10-29 09:34
Richard Bowie
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I’ve been forced into using MSP instead of P6 for a project im working on, I can’t seem to find a way to produce a resouce histogram showing all planned resouces collectivly, I am only able to show individual resouces.

Please Please tell me there is a way to show this.
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Mon, 2009-11-02 06:12
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Richard Bowie
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Bo,

Spot on thats exactly what im after thank you very much.


Trevor,

your way has came in handy too.


Thanks again guys
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Mon, 2009-11-02 05:05
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Bo Johnsen
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Richard,

There is also another way to show the cumulative number of resources.

Divide your MSP screen into 2, having the "Resource Sheet" at the top and the "Resource Graph" at the bottom.

Format your bar styles for the "Resource Graph" to be shown for "Selected Resources" (and optional: "Don’t show" for "Resources").

Choose the resources you want to see the cumulative number for in the "Resources Sheet" by use of CTRL or Shift, e.g. all resources: Click first resource, hold shift down, click last resource.

Regards,

Bo
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Fri, 2009-10-30 19:01
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Trevor Rabey
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MSP2003, View, Toolbars, Analysis Toolbar, Analyse Timescaled Data in Excel, Work

or Cumulative Work.

MSP2007, Report, Visual Reports, same thing.

Which version have you got?
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Thu, 2009-10-29 09:45
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Richard Bowie
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Fair enough thats what i asked for lol.

could you now please tell me how i go about doing it?
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Thu, 2009-10-29 09:40
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Trevor Rabey
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ok, yes there is.
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