Having to Level Twice
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From: koolkat on 8 Dec 2009 15:10 Has anyone seen it where you need to level twice? I mean I DO have a large Project going on but still. So I Level once and only some of my resources get levelled and all I have to do is level again and then the other get completed.
From: JulieS on 8 Dec 2009 15:16 Hello koolkat, If you are allowing project to adjust individual assignments and you have the option, "clear leveling values before leveling" you may find that you solve one problem with one overallocated resource only to cause another problem with another resource. Check your settings and see if de-selecting "clear leveling values" helps. I hope this helps. Let us know how you get along. Julie Project MVP Visit http://project.mvps.org/ for the FAQs and additional information about Microsoft Project "koolkat" <koolkat(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6B564BF7-23D4-4D1E-8175-AACBC5766C30(a)microsoft.com... > Has anyone seen it where you need to level twice? I mean I DO > have a large > Project going on but still. So I Level once and only some of my > resources > get levelled and all I have to do is level again and then the > other get > completed.
From: koolkat on 9 Dec 2009 13:52 ok I've discovered something...I can repeat this issue now. Follow these steps to repeat 1) Start New Project 2) Set Level to Manual 3) Create Task 1 Resource "a", Date 12/10/09 to 12/19/09, priority 600 4) Create Task 2 Resource "a", Date 12/14/09 to 12/15/09, priority 500 5) Create Task 3 can be anything non-related 6) Delete Task 3 7) Now Manual Level At this point my Task 2 does not move to after Task 1 as it should until I Manual Level again. This seems to only occur after a deletion. Is this a known bug? "koolkat" wrote: > Has anyone seen it where you need to level twice? I mean I DO have a large > Project going on but still. So I Level once and only some of my resources > get levelled and all I have to do is level again and then the other get > completed.
From: JulieS on 9 Dec 2009 14:32 Hello koolkat, My comments are inline below. Julie "koolkat" <koolkat(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:669CC114-4E67-4D6E-87DD-725903829626(a)microsoft.com... > ok I've discovered something...I can repeat this issue now. > Follow these steps to repeat > 1) Start New Project [Julie] Done. Project start date set to 12/10/09. Using calendar, "Standard" with no motifications. > 2) Set Level to Manual > 3) Create Task 1 Resource "a", Date 12/10/09 to 12/19/09, priority > 600 [Julie] 12/19 is a Sunday. What calendar are you using? > 4) Create Task 2 Resource "a", Date 12/14/09 to 12/15/09, priority > 500 [Julie] I am guessing you typed in a start date to force the task to start on 12/14? > 5) Create Task 3 can be anything non-related [Julie] and Assign resource A? > 6) Delete Task 3 > 7) Now Manual Level > At this point my Task 2 does not move to after Task 1 as it should > until I > Manual Level again. This seems to only occur after a deletion. > Is this a > known bug? [Julie] Sorry, I can't reproduce. When I choose Level Now, task 2 moves very nicely without the need to repeat. What other settings in the Resource Leveling command do you have selected? What version (including service pack) do you have installed? > > "koolkat" wrote: > >> Has anyone seen it where you need to level twice? I mean I DO >> have a large >> Project going on but still. So I Level once and only some of my >> resources >> get levelled and all I have to do is level again and then the >> other get >> completed.
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