Swapping Resources ?

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Hi all,

I have 2 resources, Jim and Mike.

Mike makes $20/hr and Jim makes $40/hr. The work for my task is 10days. If
I assign Jim to the resource and let him work 1day, I will have 9days of work
remaining.

If I then remove Jim and assign Mike to the task, I get a dialog box stating
"The Selected Item has some actual values. Do you still want to delete it?
Yes, No. If I select Yes, it removes the work that Jim did in lieu of
placing Mike on the job with 9days of remaining work which I believe should
be the expected behaviour.

What am I missing?
Glenn


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