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Trevor JordanMember for 18 years 8 months
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Hi Alexandre,
Thanks for your reply.
I have done some investigation and I have found out the excact field which is corrupted. In the table ’Cost’ the field ’Total Cost’ is being calcultated incorrectly. This is why we cannot use Visual Reports to generate a graph and pivot table.
But having said that all other table fields are correct. I refer to the fields in the following tables:
1. Earned Value
2. Earned Value Cost Inidcators
3. Earned Value Scheduling Indicators
This can be proven by going to the ’Task Usage’view and using the ’Format’ Tab and inserting the Earned Value Fields, BCWS ACWS and BCWP via the ’Detali Styles.
Also it can be seen it is calculating the fields correctly by going to the ’Report’Tab, Select ’Reports’ Select ’Cost Reports’ Select ’EV’ reports.
I have a teleconference with Microsoft next Monday so hopefully we will see a resoultion on this very frustrating problem.
I will keep the forum informed.
Regards,
Trevor.
Thanks for your reply.
I have done some investigation and I have found out the excact field which is corrupted. In the table ’Cost’ the field ’Total Cost’ is being calcultated incorrectly. This is why we cannot use Visual Reports to generate a graph and pivot table.
But having said that all other table fields are correct. I refer to the fields in the following tables:
1. Earned Value
2. Earned Value Cost Inidcators
3. Earned Value Scheduling Indicators
This can be proven by going to the ’Task Usage’view and using the ’Format’ Tab and inserting the Earned Value Fields, BCWS ACWS and BCWP via the ’Detali Styles.
Also it can be seen it is calculating the fields correctly by going to the ’Report’Tab, Select ’Reports’ Select ’Cost Reports’ Select ’EV’ reports.
I have a teleconference with Microsoft next Monday so hopefully we will see a resoultion on this very frustrating problem.
I will keep the forum informed.
Regards,
Trevor.
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