MS Project Resources - Resource Types and Allocation

Let's talk about MS Project Resources, an important facet of MS Project that helps us have an answer to the following question: what do I need in order to get this project done.
Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Types of Resources
7:37 - Resource Allocation
10:43 - Resource Overallocation
11:23 - Closing
Interested on how you can handle planned vs actual resources and tasks, check out this video about Project baselines.
• MS Project 2016 Baseli...

[@prasobhkp5921]

Thank you. I have an assignment tomorrow.

[@ajwebb4537]

Amazing tutorial, thank you so much sir!

[@Big_Mo_Zak]

Thanks for the helpful session!

[@Damage_CTRL]

Can i change the work from percent to whole number?

[@ig7061]

Hello Radu. I could not solve some issues regarding cost especially. for example I have a task A and on the task A was assigned as work as well as cost but - for example when the Task A is done in 100% - remaining column cost value shows that cost still not done. this is really weird..

[@AndreasBodin]

Thank you for this walkthrough @Radu.
You helped me understand better in order to evaluate if Microsoft Project is a solution that I shall use or any other type of solution.
Question:
If you have people/workers as resources, created by name, like a resource named Radu Popa whom I'd like to assign to specific tasks in a project and I want them (workers) to be able to see a chart/calendar (online) that shows when they should work and with which task. Do this person (Radu Popa) need a personal Microsoft Project license in order to be able to see it?
Thank you very much for your guide and your English is easy to understand. :)

[@johnpaul707]

For working on the MS Project file, they need the License. But you can generate PDF(print) and distribute the plan to your team mates

[@senthilnathan71]

Good efforts

[@sandras.b9367]

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[@sangeeth543]

Mallu?