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Using the Microsoft Project "Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel" feature (View,
Toolbars, Analysis), I can export project Resource Work in summary to Excel. The feature creates a spreadsheet with the timeline on Row 1, Resource Name on Row 2, and Resource Work on Row 3 by associated time periods for each named resource in MS Project. In a separate Excel workbook, I list the "approved" resources that are allocated in my project budget. I need to ensure that resource names listed in MS Project match the resource names in my Excel budget. If there is a resource listed in the MS Project export worksheet that was not listed in the budget worksheet, I want to list the Resource Name, hours charged within the project timeline. I was going to use the VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP function to confirm the Resource Name on row 2 of the export, but unsure how to reference the Resource Work on row 3 for reporting. Any assistance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated |
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I forgot, I am running MS Project 2003 and MS Excel 2003
"Texins Karate" wrote: Using the Microsoft Project "Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel" feature (View, Toolbars, Analysis), I can export project Resource Work in summary to Excel. The feature creates a spreadsheet with the timeline on Row 1, Resource Name on Row 2, and Resource Work on Row 3 by associated time periods for each named resource in MS Project. In a separate Excel workbook, I list the "approved" resources that are allocated in my project budget. I need to ensure that resource names listed in MS Project match the resource names in my Excel budget. If there is a resource listed in the MS Project export worksheet that was not listed in the budget worksheet, I want to list the Resource Name, hours charged within the project timeline. I was going to use the VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP function to confirm the Resource Name on row 2 of the export, but unsure how to reference the Resource Work on row 3 for reporting. Any assistance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated |
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Could you post a few lines of both worksheets?
Thx, JP On Feb 19, 4:06*pm, Texins Karate wrote: Using the Microsoft Project "Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel" feature (View, Toolbars, Analysis), I can export project Resource Work in summary to Excel. The feature creates a spreadsheet with the timeline on Row 1, Resource Name on Row 2, and Resource Work on Row 3 by associated time periods for each named resource in MS Project. |
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MS Project Export:
Months 9/1/2007 10/1/2007 11/1/2007 Resource 1 Work 13.59h 12.70h 2.38h Resource 2 Work 0.00h 38.15h 1.85h Resource 3 Work 0.00h 1.00h 0.58h Resource 4 Work 0.00h 1.00h 0.00h MS Excel Budget: 9/1/2007 10/1/2007 11/1/2007 Resource 1 13.59h 12.70h 2.38h Resource 2 0.00h 38.15h 1.85h Variance Report: 9/1/2007 10/1/2007 11/1/2007 Resource 3 0.00h 1.00h 0.58h Resource 4 0.00h 1.00h 0.00h "JP" wrote: Could you post a few lines of both worksheets? Thx, JP On Feb 19, 4:06 pm, Texins Karate wrote: Using the Microsoft Project "Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel" feature (View, Toolbars, Analysis), I can export project Resource Work in summary to Excel. The feature creates a spreadsheet with the timeline on Row 1, Resource Name on Row 2, and Resource Work on Row 3 by associated time periods for each named resource in MS Project. |
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I got a response from someone in the MS Project group using a combination of
the ADDRESS and INDIRECT functions: ADDRESS = returns the location of a specific cell, use this to determine where the Resource 1 is located. Then change the values for the address to correspond to the Resource 1 Row + 1. Use this to create a row of addresses which correspond to the requested date. To convert the addresses back to data, use INDIRECT on the cells below to return the value found at each address. May take a bit of work, but it's not too difficult. If you can do Vlookups, you should be able to handle this.... "Texins Karate" wrote: Using the Microsoft Project "Analyze Timescaled Data in Excel" feature (View, Toolbars, Analysis), I can export project Resource Work in summary to Excel. The feature creates a spreadsheet with the timeline on Row 1, Resource Name on Row 2, and Resource Work on Row 3 by associated time periods for each named resource in MS Project. In a separate Excel workbook, I list the "approved" resources that are allocated in my project budget. I need to ensure that resource names listed in MS Project match the resource names in my Excel budget. If there is a resource listed in the MS Project export worksheet that was not listed in the budget worksheet, I want to list the Resource Name, hours charged within the project timeline. I was going to use the VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP function to confirm the Resource Name on row 2 of the export, but unsure how to reference the Resource Work on row 3 for reporting. Any assistance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated |
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