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5 of 5

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To undo the results of leveling:

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Choose Unlevel Resources from the Resource menu.

You may want to “unlevel” resources after leveling them, especially if your project has changed significantly since the last time you leveled. Unleveling resources restores leveled data to the original values.

Unleveling takes every date that has been moved by leveling, every change in resource effort that the leveler has made, and every substitution made through the leveler, and 

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restores them to the way you originally entered the data. MacProject II will make as many changes as necessary to restore the project to its original, unleveled state.

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Leveling Resources

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Managing Your Resources