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Old 01-03-2017, 11:38 AM
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Hi,



I have in MS Project the Resource John with availability 100%, I have a second resource Ann which is a junior working together with John which is supposed to produce 1/5 of John (20%).

When I assign these resources to a task, I would like that the daily number hours of work of John is 5 times greater than Ann. So if a task requires 6 hours of work per day, I want 5 to be of John.

The percentage of availability does give a greater amount of hours to John, but still doesn't work fully.

I am working with fixed work/fixed duration tasks. So if I increase work time, I want project to recalculate the percentage of allocation to each of the resources, maintaining the final date.

Any help?

Thanks,

C
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