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Cameron has attended:
Project Intermediate course
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How is the best way to track production output of a resource
RE: Resources
Hi Cameron
Thanks for your question. Project focusses on three variables: Duration, Units of Resource and Work. When resources are assigned to tasks Project is able to work out how the three values relate to each other so that a change in one variable has a knock on effect on one of the remaing two.
You may be able to get a useful output calculation by using custom fields and linking them to exisiting values in your project such as Actual work.
From the Tools menu choose customize > fields
You might choose a number field to store the results of your calculation. Click on formula to carry out some maths. So if 1 hour of actual work equals 5 widgets produced you might enter [actual work]*5
In our Advanced training we look at custom fields in more detail.
I hope this is helpful - best of luck in your new job.
Kind regards,
Andrew
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