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We are on the same page now. In order to get project to update a resource's standard and overtime rates on a future effective date, you have to double click on a resource, go to the cost tab and manually enter those three fields. I would like to bypass this step and use a macro to...

Running the code didn't produce values for effective date, standard rate or overtime rate in the Resource Cost tab of Resources which is what I was hoping to achieve originally. I changed my field headers in Resource View to mirror the names I saw in your code hoping that would do the trick...

This is the code I ran. Verbatim what you posted. If there was something else I was supposed to do please let me know. Sub PDQBach() Dim res As Resource Dim iCostRateTables As Integer Dim iEntries As Integer For Each res In ActiveProject.Resources Debug.Print res.Name; " " For...

PDQBach, I pasted your code into a macro file and ran it but I have a feeling that the field names on my resource sheet did not quite match up to the names in the code. I went ahead and changed the column headers to Std Rate and OVT Rate but still didn't get an additional row in Resource Cost...

I tried to play around with the macro creater inside of project to no avail. The cells where you input effective date, standard rate and overtime rate are not copy/pastable. I am not a programmer so I am unsure of how it may be possible to create a vba macro for this task. Do you have any...

Hello, I am new to MS Project (2007) and learning what I can out of text books and on the internet. I have been asked, among other things, to create a resource sheet in project that includes employee information for my company. I used the import wizard to import pertinent data from excel to...