• The overload values are only functionally conclusive if a replanning of all planning objects has been carried out upfront (the calculation of the schedule of the planning object in question alone is not sufficient) since replanning also considers the priority of the planning objects when loading the resources.
    • Example: Project A with priority 2 and project B with priority 1 share resource x at the same time. If project A is calculated individually first and then project B is calculated individually as well, resource x is loaded in project A first. The free remaining capacity, if there is any, is provided by project B, and if it is not sufficient for allocating the planned hours to project B, overloads are created. In replanning, projects are loaded reversely, starting with project B, followed by project A, so that possible overloads are displayed in project A, not in project B.