Each time you create a resource, a unique calendar is assigned to that resource. If a resource can work 6 days a week and 10 hours per day, you change the working time of the resource calendar.
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0:00 Intro
0:10 What is a resource?
0:22 Example of 6 welders
0:38 Project Calendar is 8 hrs per day
1:03 How to change Project Calendar
1:40 Project Calendar Exceptions
2:02 Resource Calendar 10 hrs X 6 days
5:24 Project Calendar defines how 1 day duration is measured
5:55 Project Start Date is important
6:23 Work hours appear once Resource is assigned
8:37 Changing task type after a Resource is assigned
9:06 Important order of events
9:55 Fixed Duration before resource assigned
10:37 Verify how work is being measured
12:03 Resource Overallocation
13:15 Leveling your Resources
13:55 Undo resource levelling
15:01 Project Start importance