Resource Curve

Hi Anbin,

If I understood you correctly, you assigned Curve to your Activities and not to the Resources.

As far as I know, if you assigned a curve, only the cost distribution per day/week/month will change according to the assigned Resource Curve but not the Budgeted Cost. Correct me if I am wrong.

What did you do, can you elaborate further.

Regards,

Arnold

Dear Sir
Thanks For ur Reply
I am working for a Project of 226 Villas.The Client told us to Have only 10 Activities Per Villa.
1.Substructure
2.SuperStructure
3.Roof WaterProofing
4.Mechanical Hvac
5.Mechanical Plumbing
6.Electical & All System
7.Civil Finishes
8.Doors & Windows
9.Specialities,Wood & Plastic
10.Site Preparation & Boundar Wall
For Mechanical HVAC,Mechanical Plumbing & Electrical I dont want the Cost to be Distributed Uniformly,So that i Create a new Resource Curve Mechanical HVAC & Modify it
After that I Select the Activity Mechanical HVAC Click Activity Detail->Resource Tab->Curve
I Assigned Curve to all Resource Assigned to That Activity
After Assigning The Curve if i Saw The Budgeted Cost it Getting Changed
Regard
Anbin

Hi Anbin,

Try to check your Duration Type. It should be Fixed Duration & Units. What Resource Curve did you assign?

Regards,

Arnold

Dear Sir,

First I created a resource curve for each activity and assigned to all resources regardless of the pay item.But I faced problem in the cost.

Now I have created separate resource curves for each pay item and assigned and updated the cost comes correct.

for example,
for the electrical activity with the pay items,
1.Conduits
2.Cables.
3.Switches & Lights.
Previously I have assigned a common resource curve for all the pay items above.But the problem was not fixed.
Now I have created separate resource curve for each pay items & assigned the problem got fixed.

Is that the procedure.Am I doing correct.


with Thanks & Regards,

Anbin Ponnith

Hi Anbin,

Perhaps the problem is within the creation of your new Resource Curve. I am not quite sure what you have done, but anyway, you solve your own problem. You discover something.

Regards,

Arnold