Hi Yuri,

You could simply make the metric workload be the one that means that the resource is assigned to this task.

UX could be like this, on a board:

First widget: provide a way, to select the right resource. Can be the full list and some properties about them (skills, availability, location etc). The user then right click on the resources they want and select

Second widget: the metric you are showing above with just that one resource selected (so resource as a page selector)

Third Widget: a summary of all the resources for a project/task, filter to show lines where there is a NON BLANK value (from which you can actually edit the workload)

Hi Nathan,

Many thanks for your suggestion. Based no it I’ve slightly modified the approach.

First, I created boolean metric Resource Assignment dimensioned by Project Task and Resource.

Next, I wrote a formula to the metric Template Workload and allowed overriding formula results with input.

And finally I filtered out BLANK values of this metric view as you suggested to get the desired result.

Yuri

yes, that works well, the trick is first assigning then inputting.

In your case you have one less step than me but you rely on one more input. 

In the end, chose the UX that works best