Working with Resource Costs

The Resource class is used to manage costs related to a resource:

• Cost represents a resource’s total project cost across all assignments (decimal).
• BCWP represents the budgeted cost of work performed by a resource (double).
• BCWS represents the budgeted cost of scheduled work (doubled).
• ACWP represents the actual cost of work performed by a resource to date (double).
• AccrueAt represents the cost accrual method used for a resource (CostAccrualType).

Working with Resource Costs

To view resource costs in Microsoft Project:

1. On the Resource sheet, from the Insert menu, select Column.
2. Add the columns.

Getting Resource Costs in Aspose.Tasks

The following code example demonstrates how to get task costs using Aspose.Tasks.

// Create project instance
System::SharedPtr<Project> project1 = System::MakeObject<Project>(dataDir + u"ResourceCosts.mpp");
    
// Display all resources costs
    
{
    auto res_enumerator = (project1->get_Resources())->GetEnumerator();
    decltype(res_enumerator->get_Current()) res;
    while (res_enumerator->MoveNext() && (res = res_enumerator->get_Current(), true))
    {
        if (res->Get<System::String>(Rsc::Name()) != nullptr)
        {
            System::Console::WriteLine(res->Get<System::Decimal>(Rsc::Cost()));
            System::Console::WriteLine(res->Get<double>(Rsc::ACWP()));
            System::Console::WriteLine(res->Get<double>(Rsc::BCWS()));
            System::Console::WriteLine(res->Get<double>(Rsc::BCWP()));
        }
    }
}