In MS Project2000, if I am using a resource pool with Max Units, how does
entry of Units on the Task Detail or Task Entry forms play into the picture?

Re: Using resource pool in MS Project 2000 by Jan

Jan
Wed Oct 27 12:34:47 CDT 2004

Hi,

Pool or not, Max Units only serve 2 purposes
- They are (not always but mostly) the default for the assignment units
- They are compared to resource load as defined by the assignment units, to
decide whether a resoure is overloaded, and act as a maximum during
Leveling.

Max Units = Capacity (how much/many are at my disposal)

Assignment Units = How many do I assign to/need on this particuar task

F;i. I have 20 ladder carriers at my disposal and a task "Carrying a ladder"
needs 2 people
Max Units=20
Assignment Units=2

HTH
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> In MS Project2000, if I am using a resource pool with Max Units, how does
> entry of Units on the Task Detail or Task Entry forms play into the
picture?