Create a task without allocating a resource

Thursday, 1 October 2009 11:04 by cdeschamps

You can now create a task without allocating a resource from the task, client or project view.

So, you can plan in advance your tasks and interventions and allocate them to your resources later.

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The icone (Ø) show that there is no resource allocated to the task.


NB: If you are already a client, you will first need to do this setting in order to have access to this feature:
- Create a resource of the type To Plan from the menu Data -> Resource.
- Just put a space on the label.

- Then, click right on the resource and hide it:

You can now create tasks without assigning any resource.

Want to know more about PlanningPME releases?

Have a look at the evolutions of PlanningPME, version 4.0.3.

 

 

 

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