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Marinpetersen
Oct 21, 2019Copper Contributor
Can I see which Project all of my resources currently are on?
Currently I See all my resources in Resourcecenter, and I Group them by resource department and then by title.
Can I see which project they are currently on?
So that I can have a total overview that can be grouped by Project and then by Resource Department.
Best regards,
Marin
Hello Marinpetersen,
You can either build a Power BI / Excel report to see this information or from the Resource Center in PWA, select the resources then click the Resource Assignments button - that will then load a grid that shows you what projects the selected resources are working on.
Paul
Hello Marinpetersen,
You can either build a Power BI / Excel report to see this information or from the Resource Center in PWA, select the resources then click the Resource Assignments button - that will then load a grid that shows you what projects the selected resources are working on.
Paul
- MarinpetersenCopper Contributor
Hello Paul_Mather
Thank you for your response, I will look into how I can set a report in excel.
I am familiar with the pwa option resource assignments, but I don't want to have to choose which resources to see, and as I understand I have to choose which resources I wanna see and only up to 100, with the resource assignments option, is that correct?
I can try to give an example, I want a simple overview saying how many resources I have, how many I have in which department, and how many are on projects and how many are "loose":
All resources : 250
- Department 1: 100
- - Project 1: 50
- - Project 2: 20
- - "Loose": 30
- Department 2: 70
- - Project 1: 40
- - Project 2: 30
- - "Loose": 0
- Department 3: 80
- - Project 1: 40
- - Project 2: 30
- - "Loose": 10
Best regards, Marin
Hello Marinpetersen
I would start with the default Power BI Project Online report pack: https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-gb/product/power-bi/pbi_msprojectonline.pbi-microsoftprojectwebapp?tab=Overview
If you want to edit the Project Online Power BI report to customise for your needs, you can get the Power BI file here: https://github.com/OfficeDev/Project-Power-BI-Templates
Or even the report pack for Project Online I created: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2017/10/31/projectonline-ppm-powerbi-report-pack-v2-bi-reporting-powerquery-dax-office365/
Paul