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Nishikant ChoudharyMember for 23 years 11 months
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How can i create a DOuble shift i.e. 2 X 10 hrs shift calendar and its benefit in terms of duration to be reflected in my schedule.
One way i think is to physically calculate the Units per time period for single shift and then multiply by a factor of 2 ,and then input in the resource table, so that the reflection is very close .
am i right in doing this ???? or is there a simlified way of doing it?
One way i think is to physically calculate the Units per time period for single shift and then multiply by a factor of 2 ,and then input in the resource table, so that the reflection is very close .
am i right in doing this ???? or is there a simlified way of doing it?
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Oldest first- 0Vladimir Liberzon ·It is not enough to define which resource will work in what shift. Assigning resources to activity you don’t know when this activity will be performed before scheduling/levelling your project. Assigning resources with wrong calendars you may cause unnessessary delays.
So the software shall simulate project performance without preliminary knowledge of the time (shifts) when activities will be performed assigning resources with necessary calendars when activity start day will become clear and changing assigned resources when one shift finishes and the next shift starts.
So the task is much more complicated than you think.
Regards,
Vladimir
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