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Spreading a project over two shifts
Hi there, I'm pretty new to MSProject and want to use it to implement a project plan for an activity which is happening over the next few weeks.
The activity is split into multiple tasks (let's say tasks 1-20) The work is split between two shifts. The issue I have is that shift 1 might be working on task 5, lasting 5 days (5x early shifts), and shift 2 might be working on task 10, also lasting 5 days (5x late shifts). Shifts are 06:30>14:30>22:30. Should I set up shift 1 & shift 2 as individual resources such that they can work on tasks "at the same time" (and let microsoft project assume that they are both working the same hours)? many thanks Guy |
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Assuming you have shifts of resources, yes. Create resources in the resource sheet and then create a day shift and night shift calendar. Assign the calendars to the resource(s). You can also create a 'team' by increasing the max units. For example, if you have 5 people on the day shift, set the max units to 500%. You can then assign the 500% (5 people) to the task and see the correct work calculated.
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