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Loading resources in Microsoft Project

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Miguel Rios
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Hi gentlemen:

How do you load resources in Microsoft Project?

Thank you in advance.

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shola ojo
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Trevor,

After you resource load, How do you populate the manhour graph by either "tasks" or "roles". Please advise?

Kris Harry
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Yes, Rohit

Rohit K
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Hi

If I have to allocate a gang of 75 carpenters for the entire project, should I enter 7500% in the max units column in the resource sheet and later as per the quantum of work in the task and duration I enter the required carpenters for them?

Is this correct?

 

Rohit

Trevor Rabey
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There are several ways, some of which are not recommended.
This one is good:
Go to the Resource Sheet View and create and define them first.
Then go to the Gantt Chart View, select a task and use the assign resources icon/button on the toolbar to show the Assign Resources dialog... etc.