Stacked Histogram
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Carlos DominguezMember for 17 years 11 months
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Anyone,
can Someone tell me when i use the stacked histogram in P5,
and i have 2 resources, why when i remove one of the filters in the histogram does the man power count drop from when it is combined with another resource... so for example if i put in a pipefitter then add a boilermaker it shows 10 for the piefitter then when i remove the boilermaker it shows 5... can some one tell me why primavera does this?
can Someone tell me when i use the stacked histogram in P5,
and i have 2 resources, why when i remove one of the filters in the histogram does the man power count drop from when it is combined with another resource... so for example if i put in a pipefitter then add a boilermaker it shows 10 for the piefitter then when i remove the boilermaker it shows 5... can some one tell me why primavera does this?
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Oldest first- 0Ferdinand Fincalero, PMP ·I see nothing wrong with the primavera program calculation. The stacked histogram simply shows a simple mathematics of 5+5=10 and correspondingly 10-5=5.
Have a different color scheme of your resource filters in the stacked histogram to easily recognize the layers.
Cheers!!!
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