Select the product you need help with
PRJ: Prorating Fixed Costs in Project for WindowsArticle ID: 64231 - View products that this article applies to. This article was previously published under Q64231 Summary
In Microsoft Project, fixed resource costs are either accrued at the
beginning or at the end of a task. If the Prorated option is selected, then the costs are accrued at the beginning of the task. Therefore, there is no way to prorate fixed costs as a task progresses.
More information
Consider the following:
Project 2013 and 2010 Steps: 1. Enter a 10-day duration task and assign a resource. 2. Set the Task Mode to Auto Scheduled 3. On the View tab, Click Resource Sheet , assign the resource a standard rate of $10, cost per use of $1000, and set Accrue At to Prorated. 4. From the View tab, Click Resource Usage 5. From the Format tab, under Details, select the Cost check box. Note that there is a cost of $1080.00 the first day and $80 a day for the remaining nine days. 6. Select the resource on the Resource Usage view, click the Resource tab. Click Information. 7. On the Resource Information property sheet. Click the dropdown menu next to Cost accrual and click End . Note that all of the cost ($1800.00) is applied to the last day. References"Microsoft Project for Windows Reference," Version 1.00. "Costs," Pages 56-60. Microsoft Help Category Location: Microsoft Office Project Home > Project Help Categories > Project 2007 Help and How-to > Reference > Fields Reference > Accrue At (resource field) PropertiesArticle ID: 64231 - Last Review: April 29, 2013 - Revision: 6.0 Applies to
|


Back to the top








