Hello, I have a list of people and a list of projects. Each project will need a certain number of people assigned to it and each person can take on a maximum number of projects. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? I will eventually have to add in dates - project dates and person availability to make sure the person's availability will align with the project. I would love if anyone could share anything similar that they have done with project scheduling
Dataset 1
PersonName Load
Person1 4
Person2 3
Person3 4
Person4 5
Dataset2
Project Name Number of Different People Needed
ProjectA 1
ProjectB 2
ProjectC 1
ProjectD 1
ProjectE 3
ProjectF 4
Results I am looking for
Project Name PersonName
ProjectA Person1
ProjectB Person4
ProjectB Person2
ProjectC Person3
ProjectD Person2
ProjectE Person3
ProjectE Person1
ProjectE Person4
ProjectF Person1
ProjectF Person2
ProjectF Person4
ProjectF Person3
Thanks in advance!
@devanstanton
Since you are saying random, I dont think there will be only one answer?
@Qiu Thank you so much! Do you know if there is a way to make sure the same person isn't assigned twice to one project? That is the part I'm struggling with figuring out.
You abosutely have a point, sorry about that.
For small group, we can do something below, but technically, I believe an iterative macro should be in place.
Let me give a try about that later.
@Qiu I would appreciate that! Thank you so much for all your help.
@devanstanton
Can you confirm if it is an exam question?
If yes, I am sorry we are not allowed to answer it.
@Qiu @mceleavey I have taken the advanced exam a few times and do not remember seeing this question. I’m trying to figure out how to schedule my auditors at work for different audits. I do not know if this appears on a different exam.
similar question was on the Advanced Test -- but not the same.
