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Usually I would say create a resource "Implementation Team" or "Developers" and set the maximum units over 100% to represent that you have more than one of those people with the appropriate skills.
However, you state that they cannot be assigned to the task at 100% -- that's fine, you can certainly assign at below 100%. Another option is to create Developer1, Developer2, Developer3, etc. and set the max. units for each of those resources below 100%. The advantage of this method is the resource will be assigned at the max unit of below 100%. I hope this helps. Julie |
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