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Comparing Baselines and finish variance

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Chris WilsonMember for 9 years 11 months
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Hi,

I have created a programme and created baseline(1) then shown impact of delays by rescheduling and created a further baseline (2)

I have then added further delays and rescheduled again to give the ovoerall delay.

I can find the overall delay by comparing live data to baseline (1) and displaying finish variance column howeverr I am looking to split the repsonibility of the delays. 

Is there a way you can show the finish variance between baseline (1) and (2) in one column and the overall finish variance in  another.

So far I have managed to create finish variance columns for the  second delay by comapring finish to baseline (2) and overall delay by comparing finish with baseline (1)  but as the first dealy is comparing two baselines rather than live data I cant think iof how to do this.

I have thought about creating formula based on overall and second delay but not sure how to do this .

Any advice?

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi ChrisDisplay the baselines

    Hi Chris

    Display the baselines on their own lines and you can see the dates for each one.

    You can then disply the delay periods for each section using hammock bars.

    Best regards

    Mike T.

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    Chris Wilson ·
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    Thanks Mike,I take it I add

    Thanks Mike,

    I take it I add the hammock bar to the live data, this will give me a visual but looking to quantify in a columnn aswell.

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi ChrisThe hammock bar will

    Hi Chris

    The hammock bar will have its own set of data in the columns.

    You can create a hammock effect between baselines and live dates by using milestones aligned to the baseline and fixed with a flag and and another linked to the live data and then summarised.

    Best regards

    Mike T.

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