# 19 MS Project 2016 ● Costs of Internal Ressources● Show or Hide Cost Overrun

[@miraihikaru1087]

Hi Christian, I hope you had a lovely weekend. Do you have 20 section? I didn't find this video.

[@rezakoraag1371]

Thank you so much for all of your tutorials! Best of goodluck for you. Greetings from Indonesia!

[@vision6D]

Thank you very much for your greetings. Indonesia is on my travel wish.

[@Nimargb]

I watched and learned very much from your videos, I would like to thank you and show my appreciation. Also, I would like to ask if it would be possible for you to make a "Microsoft Project Tips and Tricks" video. I think it would be good! Best Regards, from Sydney Australia.

[@vision6D]

Whoaw all the way from Australia. We are living in an amazing world! Your idea is really good I'll give it some thoughts and may be something will come out. Greetings from Geneva Switzerland.

[@BlueSky-re8qz]

Hi sir, for the real cost of each resource, am i the responsible for determining the real cost or the Head manager, HR,...etc?

[@vision6D]

Thank you for your question. My answer is no, in my experience I have never seen such a detailed costs of resources to go to the salary level. The reason is for simplicity. An other important point is a human resource in a project has the salary and a lot of additional costs like workspace, computing devices, training etc. This is the reason I propose to say for example, coworker = 50; specialist or middle management 100; dept. manager =150. This scale can be adapted to any context and business. What would you propose as a scale?

[@BlueSky-re8qz]

Vision 6D thank you so much for the answer sir, appreciate your time answering me... 💙

[@tawanacalamari5712]

yeh very detailed, good job thanks

[@vision6D]

Thank you for watching. I'm glad you liked it. The internal resources costs is a difficult subject for many companies.

[@Tibi4791]

Hi, Thank you very much for sharing such a clearly explaining tutorial videos on MS Project. I have just started learning the Project and I have a question: In Project 2010 how is it possibe to define Per-use costs for persons. I mean, I would like to set EUR/m2 costs for a manson. So the unit (label) of costs is eur/m2 instead of EUR/hrs. Thank You from Hungary! :-)

[@vision6D]

Thank you for watching the video and for your question. Basically their are different kinds of costs: work, material, costs. What you want to do is to define a cost per unit. For this you can use material costs to say eur/m2 and then you define the quantity of unit that you plan to use. In the following video you can find some explanations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3XZhIKerst_nZI Hope this helps and I wish you a great day.

[@Tibi4791]

Thank you for your answer, I got your point. :-) Why I am/was confused is that in my understanding the material costs are only for materias kind of recourses (ie: sand, paintig and so on... all the thing that we can buy in shop for price per unit) and not for people kind resources... But if, this is the way how a cost per unit is assigned to a worker (to achive cost definition based on the workers performance and output) it is all right, i will allpy during setting up costs. :-) Thank you!

[@vision6D]

Yes the name is misleading but you got it.