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Resources loading in a Schedule which was converted p3o

Shazia khanMember for 18 years 5 months
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Hi--All

I would like to gets your advise and suggetion.

I am a new User Of P6 , my Manager Gave a Schedule which was Made In P3.

He asking me to convert it into P6 and load the required Resourcess

even i did not know who has made it this Schedule in P3.

Kindly advise me with your wide exprince How i can perform this work in sample way.
Thanks in advance.

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    Shahzad Ahmad ·

    as sample as just import your P3 Schedule in P6

    check all relation and actives have been imported.

    thenyou can create a resource directory.listed out your resource in that.set there units and cost as required for your projects.

    then assign resourcess to the activities acoordint to there nature.

    may be some one else explain better then me
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    Dieter Wambach ·
    Shazia
    The import will create the resources assigned in P3 automatically. As P6 has more parameters than P3, check and add.
    On your P6 cds or dvd you’ll find under dokumentation --> "from P3 to P6" an excellent documentation. Read the help function, it will be a great support for you.
    Good luck
    Dieter
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    Shahzad Ahmad ·
    Hi-Dieter

    Thanks for your guidline

    P3 schedule is without resources loaded.

    Client urge prepared schedule in P6 for the entire project included all resource,

    Client wants every thing in P6 Reporting , Histogram all Curves etc.

    I got only P6 Manual i do not have other CDs & Dvds,,may be they will be head office,

    Could you Please send relvent topic as you advise me to look up them in Cds.

    Regards
    Shazia


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    Shazia khan ·
    THANKS FOR YOUR ADVISE I WILL TRY .....
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    Dieter Wambach ·
    Shazia

    If you have cd: No. 3 (Dok) --> From P3 to P6
    DVD: Client Applications --> English --> Dokumentation --> from ...

    The RefManual has a good index and is very much in detail. Maybe you’ll ask for a training.

    Good luck!
    Dieter

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