In a single project the Resource graph helps us find overallocatio.
But if I want to find out if a persons work clashes in 2 or more projects
how should I do?
I inserted the projects into another project and viewed the resource graph,
but there are seperate resource graphs for seperate projects.
How do I bring in 1 resource graph for 2 or more projects?
Please guide me.

Meena.

Re: Finding Overallocation by Rod

Rod
Mon Jul 03 00:36:11 CDT 2006

You need to create a resource pool. Search help for Resource Pools. If you
do create a pool, be VERY careful not to rename projects, move them or even
delete any project without first removing them from the pool. Otherwise file
corruption can result.

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> In a single project the Resource graph helps us find overallocatio.
> But if I want to find out if a persons work clashes in 2 or more projects
> how should I do?
> I inserted the projects into another project and viewed the resource
> graph, but there are seperate resource graphs for seperate projects.
> How do I bring in 1 resource graph for 2 or more projects?
> Please guide me.
>
> Meena.
>