Let's say I've got 3 workers:
Worker A: PHP coder, Database guy
Worker B: PHP coder, JavaScript
Worker C: HTML/CSS, JavaScript

I'd like to assign tasks to "pools" of talent:
{PHP Coding}, {DB}, {JavaScript} and {Markup}

Is there a method for assigning Worker B to both {PHP Coding} and {JavaScript} so that OmniPlan knows that he's just one resource and honor his work schedule?

If not, what's the strategy to do this sort of thing. I actually have a lot more than 3 workers... :)

[lrivers]

Originally Posted by lonkoenig

Let's say I've got 3 workers:
Worker A: PHP coder, Database guy
Worker B: PHP coder, JavaScript
Worker C: HTML/CSS, JavaScript

I'd like to assign tasks to "pools" of talent:
{PHP Coding}, {DB}, {JavaScript} and {Markup}

Is there a method for assigning Worker B to both {PHP Coding} and {JavaScript} so that OmniPlan knows that he's just one resource and honor his work schedule?

If not, what's the strategy to do this sort of thing. I actually have a lot more than 3 workers... :)

You and me both, pal. Apparently, the answer is "a resource may not be in more than one group"

See this: http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthre...resource+group

I suggest using the "Send Feedback…" menu to request that capability.

[skwirl]

Originally Posted by lrivers

You and me both, pal. Apparently, the answer is "a resource may not be in more than one group"

See this: http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthre...resource+group

I suggest using the "Send Feedback…" menu to request that capability.

That's correct, you can't have a resource in more than one group at the moment. We have a feature request open for this and are considering it for a later version of OmniPlan.