project 2007 Locating resource over allocation
Charlie
I am learning project and am hoping someone will take pity and answer what I
think are simple questions.
1) does anyone know of a source for reasonably inexpensive but rapid answers
to "new user" type questions. I am willing to pay.
2) I have multiple project files referencing a single resource file. In the
resource file I can see an overallocation. I split the pain and I see the
tasks and can generally see the problem. What I do not see is the project
file name that tells me where it is so I have to manually search multiple
files to find what needs to be fixed. Is there a way to either show the
project in the resource usage pane or, better, to jump to the project and
line from the resource usage pain
Thanks
Charlie
WenJun Zhang[msft]
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