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Resource Profile Unit of Measure labelling

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Rodney Jones
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Hi All, any clue as to how to get the Resource label to display as per the attached pic? On the Resource Profile section of the chart it should say "nn Men Required, where "nn" is the number in the left border. I am using P6 17.2 server and Standalone Lite versions but am unable to make this work in either version
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Rodney Jones
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Thjanks Rafael, it was the Show Unit Label toggle. Much appreciated for the link.

Rafael Davila
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The following link might help.

https://doduykhuong.com/2017/07/31/why-is-unit-of-measure-not-showing-in-resource-usage-profile-in-primavera-p6/

  • Be reminded that it is an average value and not the maximum. The smaller the time interval the closer you will get. 
  • When using partial workloads it might not even get close. 
  • That you use a label such as "Men Required" it does not means it will give you the maximum, it will still give you an average calculated on an arbitrary number.  
  • I suggest using a label that includes the word "Average" to warn others it is not necessarily the maximum required during the time interval.

The following simple scenario combines different calendars and partial workloads you can try yourself.

2019-01-31-Resource-Profile

Good Luck