Having Tasks values as a number, rather than time.
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Paul McGettiganMember for 17 years 1 month
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Hi Guys,
I am having a bit of bother and would love some help!!
I currently run the planning for my department, and i am trying to kill 2 birds with one stone on a specific plan.
Basically, one of the teams on my department, record their times in PWA, which updates the project plan.
Then they record their times seperately on an excel ss, along with their ’workloads’. This could be numbers in terms of how many documents have been checked. This spreadsheet then calculates their checks/time ratio.
As you can see this is duplicating their work, and i would LOVE it if this was possible in project/pwa.
I know that i can add a resource and assign a material value, but what would be best is if i could assign a new task, and instead of recording time in the work column, assign a value, e.g 250, 1500 or 5000. This would be a real help so i appreciate any replies/suggestions!
Thanks
Paul
I am having a bit of bother and would love some help!!
I currently run the planning for my department, and i am trying to kill 2 birds with one stone on a specific plan.
Basically, one of the teams on my department, record their times in PWA, which updates the project plan.
Then they record their times seperately on an excel ss, along with their ’workloads’. This could be numbers in terms of how many documents have been checked. This spreadsheet then calculates their checks/time ratio.
As you can see this is duplicating their work, and i would LOVE it if this was possible in project/pwa.
I know that i can add a resource and assign a material value, but what would be best is if i could assign a new task, and instead of recording time in the work column, assign a value, e.g 250, 1500 or 5000. This would be a real help so i appreciate any replies/suggestions!
Thanks
Paul
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