Ravishankar --
Please re-read Brian Kennemer's reply to your first question. He gave you the correct answer. From your original question, it sounds like you have the list of resources in a Microsoft Excel workbook. If this is the case, you will need to
open the Enterprise Resource Pool in Project Professional 2010 and then temporarily modify the Resource Sheet view to include only the columns listed in the Excel workbook. For example, suppose that the first three columns in your Excel workbook include:
Resource Name, Network ID, and E-Mail Address. This means that in the Resource Sheet view for your checked out Enterprise Resource Pool, you would need to list the following columns: Resource Name, Windows User Account, and Email Address.
After the list of columns in the Enterprise Resource Pool match the list of columns in the Excel workbook, then can copy the list of resources in Excel and paste them into the customized Resource Sheet view in the Enterprise Resource Pool. Afterwards,
save and close the Enterprise Resource Pool and this action will create a list of enterprise resources, NOT local resources as you suggest. The key to all of this is that you must be a Project Server administrator, you must check out the Enterprise Resource
Pool, and you must temporarily customize the Resource Sheet view to match the list of columns in the Excel workbook. Hope this helps.
Dale A. Howard [MVP]
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