Adding Steps
In the Open Standard
Jihad DanielMember for 21 years 5 months
- Created
- 2
- 2
0
This function is important for measuring progress of work but unfortunatly is not performed well in P3e.It will also avoid breaking down activities to a multitude of corresponding tasks and it will give as much as possible a realistic progress % complete that Site Construction could not measure for one general activity.
In past years, we were using excel sheet to calculate the percentage of each broken down activities related to a certain task, then get the required % complete and insert it in P3. As an example, in a construction schedule, concrete work or even each structural work like slab, column, etc. is broken down into Placement of Shutter, Reinforcement and Cast-in-Situ.
In P3e, we can add for each concrete activity the 3 mentioned steps and give them weight factors. The issue is that when we do that, update the steps with actual %, put a start date to the related activity and run it, I noticed the following:
1- Neither physical nor duration % are being calculated automatically.
2- It is not showing the actual start date on any of the steps.
Do you agree with the above or have some comments?
Regards,
J.S. Daniel
In past years, we were using excel sheet to calculate the percentage of each broken down activities related to a certain task, then get the required % complete and insert it in P3. As an example, in a construction schedule, concrete work or even each structural work like slab, column, etc. is broken down into Placement of Shutter, Reinforcement and Cast-in-Situ.
In P3e, we can add for each concrete activity the 3 mentioned steps and give them weight factors. The issue is that when we do that, update the steps with actual %, put a start date to the related activity and run it, I noticed the following:
1- Neither physical nor duration % are being calculated automatically.
2- It is not showing the actual start date on any of the steps.
Do you agree with the above or have some comments?
Regards,
J.S. Daniel
2 replies
Oldest firstLog in or join to reply
ProjectControls.com is free to join. Members can post questions, reply, vote and follow discussions.
Existing members: your original username and password still work. Forgot password?