Jan 20 2022 02:07 AM
Hi
I am just doing something very simple but I am just not getting it right. I want to simulate a resource overallocation scenario and would like the red man icon to appear on the indicator column. Then I would like to use resource levelling to resolve it. Very straight forward.
So I created 3 Tasks as follows
1 Development duration 12 days
2 Coding A duration 7 days and assigned to James predecessor=1
3 Coding B duration 5 days and assigned to James as well (to get the conflict) predecessor=1
Created entry for James with standard calendar and gave some hourly figure. All tasks are manually scheduled with fixed units and not effort driven.
Now when I assign James to Coding A it shows exactly it should be starting immediately after development and took 7 days.
When I assign James again to Coding B - MS Project pushes Coding B to start 7 days after Coding A BUT has the predecessor link from end of Development!
I wanted Coding B to start at the same time as Coding A which will show that James is working on two tasks 100% on some days.
I tried even switching to auto scheduling the task the effect is the same.
I am puzzled as to why it is forcing to start at end of Coding A task. Is there something I missed or have not set etc? Please let me know.
I am using Project Professional.
I have attached an image of the MS Project view of the Gantt Chart.
Jan 20 2022 05:21 AM
SolutionJan 20 2022 07:10 AM
Jan 20 2022 08:32 AM
Jan 20 2022 05:21 AM
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