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Comparison between Planned & Actual Progress

Athar HashmiMember for 17 years 6 months
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Dear friends
How can I show Planned Progress and Actual Progress in columns? For actual i can show Performane % complete but for baseline which % type i have to choose

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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Schedule % Complete = Planned % Complete. Terminology change depends on which Industries selected when installing P6.
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    Athar Hashmi ·
    i want to compare planned with actual. planned %age will be same as per the status date but actual %age can be more or less or equal depending upon the actual site progress. I want to show both progress, e.g planned is 50% and actual is 40% without changing any date. How can I do this?
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Athar,
    If your Program is not resource loaded or cost loaded you will not get the planned % complete every month without moving data date. You have to resource load or cost loaded your schedule first.
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    Athar Hashmi ·
    Dear
    My program is cost loaded & resource loaded
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    Athar Hashmi ·
    Joe
    It’s okay. But when i change the activity %complete, dates are changing. i don’t want to change the dates. i want to keep activity date and duration same as it is mentioned.
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Athar,
    You can use Activity Usage Spreadsheet and Select the following Fields:
    1) Under Cumulative and Time Interval ->Earned Value Group:
    ->Cum Plan Value Cost or Unit
    ->Cum Earned Value Cost or Unit
    ->Plan Value Cost or Unit
    ->Earned Value Cost or Unit

    Note: Earned Value is your Physical Progress (Actual)

    2) Right click on Spreadsheet table and select Spreadsheet Option then Tick Calculate Average and enter the Budget Unit or Budget Cost over 100 and under unit of measure enter % then click apply or Okay.
    Ex: Total budget cost = 10,000,000 /100 = 100,000

    It should display the Plan Value and EV % cumulative and time interval. You can change the name to Plan% and Act% if you want.

    Note: to match the Progress display on Activity Window Column you must have same cut-off date as timescale.
    Ex: Timescale = Monthly = Datadate = July 30 2010 05:00PM
    Timescale = Weekly should match on setting First day of the Week (i.e. Mon cut-off/datadate = Sun or Sat)
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Joel,
    On your approach how can you show Plan % on timescale interval?

    Note: Schedule % Complete is Plan % based on Baseline and datadate.
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Joel,
    Why you need to do that when it’s already available in P6 without any manual progress like you did?
    See sample below:
    Plan Prog

    Best Regards,
    Rodel
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    Alfon Lyndon Joson ·
    Rodel

    Hi, how did you manage to set up the percentages on the lower right area.

    Regards

    Alfon
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Alfon,
    If you follow my instruction on my post #8 you should have same result.
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    Athar Hashmi ·
    Hey Rodel,
    I want to show the Percentage in WBS band also. for this which percentage i’ve to use for Planed & Actual?
    Athar
  12. 0
    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Athar,
    For Plan % use Schedule % complete and for Actual % use Performance % Complete.
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    Athar Hashmi ·
    dats fine Rodel,
    now one thing more. Why the activity usage spreadsheet showing percentage more than 100(%)? As per your post # 8, I divide the activity usage by 100 and unit of measure %
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    Anbin Ponnith ·
    Dear Rodel,

    I have tried this option before.But I faced a problem of entering the number of digits.I could not enter more than 6 digits.

    eg.. My project value is 158000000
    & For the month is 9675000


    Regards,

    Anbin
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    Pinan T. ·
    hi athar

    this was solved by Arnold Puy already in one of his posts in the forum:

    "1. Let say you have 10 digits (e.g. 1234567890).
    2. In this case, you can only have the 6 digits as a whole number but you can have as many numbers with decimals places (e.g. 123456.7890).
    3. In order to convert the decimal into whole number, you need to delete the period/dot (.) using (<-) backspace or delete on your keyboard.
    4. Just simply point your cursor in between the 6 & 7 numbers and delete the point/dot using the No. 3 step. The result 9e.g. from 123456.7890 to 1234567890)."
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    Anbin Ponnith ·
    Hai Pinan T
    1.Thanks For ur reply its Work where my Total budget cost 15800000
    I gave divide interval by 1580000 & Its Works Fine.
    In Another project I am having Total Budget cost of
    343509538 .I am able to type as whole number
    I want to Divide interval by 3435095.38(to show as 99.77%) its not working
    I am able to add decimal only after 6 digit

    Regards
    Anbin
  17. 0
    Rodel Marasigan ·
    Anbin,
    The technique is to type the 6digit then decimal and add the rest of the number. Remove the decimal but if you required seven digits remove the others and it should work fine. Decimal is nothing if you have more than 6 digit whole number. You should get 100% equivalent.
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    Zhang Ting ·

    Mr Rodel:    I  followed your

    Mr Rodel:

       I  followed your instruction on your post #8, but after i entered unit of measure "%" ,the unit % of Plan Value and EV % can't display . Moreover how to change the magnitude of the value of Plan Value and EV % Ex: from "1" to "1.00%"                               

        Best regards!

     

     

     

       

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    AB Timo ·

    Rodel,Thanks for the sharing

    Rodel,

    Thanks for the sharing information.one issue if you further clarify.

    Activity spreadsheet window- --> right click ---> spreadsheet option ---->click "calculate average" --->here i have to enter 1853469.89 (cost is 185346989 Sr / 100 = 1853469.89) , but it is not taking complete value i,e not taking more than 5 digits number). can you check this option and solve the issue????

     

    Regards,

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    Bert Ella ·

    Rodel,  It's Great! I tried

    Rodel, 

     

    It's Great! I tried ur instruction. It Works!

     

    Thanks and Regards,

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