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Hello, this is the problem: I have a "material" resource assigned to 100% for a task A, and a "work" resource assigned to 0% to perform the task A, and at the same time assigned to 100% for the task B. My wish is visualize in the "Team Planner" view that "work" resource will be occupied for both the tasks |
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Material resources as set out by Project do not have assignment units. You can change the type of the material resource to Material - but it sounds like your "material" resource is a work resource.
Work resources perform work - not material resources. It sounds like you have things backwards. If Resource A is performing the task, they cannot be assigned at 0%. Please tell me why you are doing what you are doing. I understand you wish to see that the work resource is assigned to both tasks in team planner - but with zero assignment units, that is not going to happen. The Team Planner view shows you work resources who are assigned to tasks and have a work value. |
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