RickStrong
Thu Jun 08 09:53:02 CDT 2006
Dale,
Your solution works like a charm. Thanks for the help and in the future I
will make sure I post to Project Server newsgroup.
Thanks again,
Rick
"Dale Howard [MVP]" wrote:
> Rick --
>
> Launch Microsoft Project Professional. In the Project Server Accounts
> dialog, select the "Load summary resource assignments" option and then click
> the Connect button. If you do not see the Project Server Accounts dialog
> when you launch Microsoft Project Professional, then do the following:
>
> 1. In Microsoft Project Professional, click Tools - Enterprise Options -
> Microsoft Office Project Server Accounts
> 2. Select the "Manually control connection state" option
> 3. Click OK
> 4. Exit and then relaunch Microsoft Project Professional
>
> Also, in the future, please post your Project Server questions to the
> microsoft.public.project.server newsgroup, as this newsgroup is devoted to
> the Microsoft Project desktop application only. Hope this helps.
>
> --
> Dale A. Howard [MVP]
> Enterprise Project Trainer/Consultant
>
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>
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> "We wrote the book on Project Server"
>
>
> "Rick Strong" <RickStrong@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C28C63A2-12B6-4051-89A2-A854CACA48F4@microsoft.com...
> > I'm the Project Server Admin for our company. When I review Resource
> > Usage
> > on my cptr. it only displays the task the resources are assigned to for
> > that
> > project (2003). When other users look at Resource Usage their view shows
> > all
> > tasks on all projects their resources have been assigned to.
> >
> > Ideally I would like to be able to look as Resource Usage from both a
> > project specific level (to aid project leveling) and from a portfolio
> > perspective (to better allocate all resources within the company)
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any thought or help.
>
>
>