MS Project VBA - Export tasks by resource

Question

I need to export a list of tasks assigned to each resource.  This is basically a Who Does What When just in a different arrangement.
I need to list all of the resource on the left (vertically)  then next to each name list the tasks by week.  Each tasks shall be listed each week until the task ends.
This is the idea of what the report will look like.
Resources   |  2/16/15  |  2/23/15  | 3/2/15
Employee 1 |   Task 1   |  Task 2    |  Task 3
Employee 2 |   Task 4   |  Task 4    |  Task 4
Employee 3 |   Task 5   |  Task 5    |  Task 6
My thought was to use time phased data, but I cant figure out how to get task name from it.
1.Loop through resource names
2.For each Resource filter the task list.
3.Loop through tasks and while withing the data range export the task name.
Any general guidance is appreciated.

Answer 1

Gixxerider,
Time phased data won't really help for what you want. If you were looking for cost, hours, or one of the many other time scale variables, then you could use the TimeScaledData Method, but the task name is not a time scale variable.
One question that pops up right away is how would you handle tasks that end mid-week? Would that week show two entries (i.e. task 2, task 3)? Of course if all your tasks just happen to always start when the week starts, then this isn't an issue.
You mention export, but you don't say to what/where. I could assume Excel, but I don't know.
Also, I don't know what you mean by "filter the task list". What are you filtering?
Here is an outline of how I would approach the report.
1. First determine the earliest and latest weeks required for the report. That will be week 1 and week X respectively
2. Loop through each assignment of each resource (nested loops). Assuming the following declarations are made:
Dim r as Resource
Dim a as Assignment
The task name will be given by: a.TaskName, the start of that task will be given by: a.Start, and the finish of that task will be given by a.Finish
3. Determine where the start of each assignment is in reference to "week 1" from step 1. That will give an offset to start the data for each resource's assignment
4. Determine the total number of weeks between the assignment start and finish. That tells how many weeks to repeat that task name.
Pre-format the report given the date for "week 1" through "week x". Then as the data is written for each resource's assignment, use the offset to put the resource's assignment into the correct starting week
Hope this helps.
John