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MS Project - Resource usage printout
Help, please!
I need to create a report that prints each resource, followed by each calendar day that resource is assigned, and what the assignment event is. Example: John Doe: Fri 02/22/13 - Shovel Snow Mon 02/25/13 - Vacuum House Tue 02/26/13 - Do Dishes Frank Smith: Thu 02/21/13 - Fill car with Gas Fri 02/22/13 - Dust house Mon 02/25/13 - Dump Trash Tue 02/26/13 - sweep carport Wed 02/27/13 - clean bathroom etc. Don't need "range of days"... need specific days assigned (i.e., don't lump off days into a "range") Any insight into how I could make this happen (assume Tasks and resources already assigned in MS Project). Thanks! Last edited by scrinmemphis; 02-21-2013 at 10:23 AM. Reason: clarification |
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Hi,
Sorry, there isn't an out of the box report with that format. The best I can suggest is to revised the column (field) order in the Resource Usage view (adding the start and finish dates to the left of the Resource name) and then copy/paste into Excel. You'll need to then copy/paste assignment rows (task names) if the resource is working on the same task for multiple days. Julie |
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