ms project server consultant - Resource pools

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Tue 20 Nov 2007, 16:07 Delegate Chris said...

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Resource pools

How can multiple project access multiple shared resource pools?

Wed 21 Nov 2007, 16:48 Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Resource pools

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the question.

It's not really practical to use multiple resource pools in the way you describe.

If your aim is simply to keep track of different teams of resource then I suggest you use resource groups, allocating different team members to different groups. You can then track and report on them as you wish.

Regards

Stephen

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