How to create an S-curve in MoProject, MsProject
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Hello,
I am using the software "M.O.Project Pro 2010" to create a construction schedule.
I need to create a manpower curve, but I can't find out how to do it!
If you know, please help me :)
Regards,
I am using the software "M.O.Project Pro 2010" to create a construction schedule.
I need to create a manpower curve, but I can't find out how to do it!
If you know, please help me :)
Regards,
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Hello
I apologize for the late reply:
To manage a set of resources
1- Split your screen in 2 (window => split), with the "Resource Table" on top and the "Resource Chart" below.
2- Format your bar styles for the Resource Graph (bottom window) as follows:
Right-click in the resource graph area and select "work" (units or rates cannot be accumulated, which is normal)
Dropdown menu format => bar style. The window that opens is divided vertically into two parts. The right part concerns the selected resource. Set "display => none" for the three selections.
The left part concerns the selected resources. Set "display => bar" for the three choices.
3- Then simply select in the Resource Table (top window) those you want to aggregate the load. Use the CTRL key to choose only part of the resources. To select everything, select the first resource, hold down the shift key, and select the last resource.
Best regards
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Project management trainer
I apologize for the late reply:
To manage a set of resources
1- Split your screen in 2 (window => split), with the "Resource Table" on top and the "Resource Chart" below.
2- Format your bar styles for the Resource Graph (bottom window) as follows:
Right-click in the resource graph area and select "work" (units or rates cannot be accumulated, which is normal)
Dropdown menu format => bar style. The window that opens is divided vertically into two parts. The right part concerns the selected resource. Set "display => none" for the three selections.
The left part concerns the selected resources. Set "display => bar" for the three choices.
3- Then simply select in the Resource Table (top window) those you want to aggregate the load. Use the CTRL key to choose only part of the resources. To select everything, select the first resource, hold down the shift key, and select the last resource.
Best regards
--
Project management trainer
