Store Period Performance
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Rifky SoedirdjaMember for 16 years 5 months
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Another question about how to use Store Period Performance.
For example, I have 1 activity, let’s say Activity A, with budgeted labor Units = 100 Mhrs. Progress for this week = 50%, so Actual Labor units = 50 Mhrs and I run the Store Period Performance based on Financial Period for this week.
The following week, we achieve another 20% progress, means actual Labor units for that period is 20 mhrs. So, total Cumulative Actual Labor Units = 70 mhrs.
But in Activity Usage Spreadsheet, the distribution of Actual Labor Units is not 50 mhrs & 20 mhrs. It shows 32 mhrs & 38 mhrs. Total manhours is still the same 70 mhrs.
So, how to freeze the Actual labor units from the previous week (50 mhrs + 20 mhrs, instead of 32 mhrs + 38 mhrs)actually? Did I make a mistake when I apply Store Period Performance? Can somebody guide me the steps?
Your help is appreciated. Thanks.
Rgds,
Rifky
For example, I have 1 activity, let’s say Activity A, with budgeted labor Units = 100 Mhrs. Progress for this week = 50%, so Actual Labor units = 50 Mhrs and I run the Store Period Performance based on Financial Period for this week.
The following week, we achieve another 20% progress, means actual Labor units for that period is 20 mhrs. So, total Cumulative Actual Labor Units = 70 mhrs.
But in Activity Usage Spreadsheet, the distribution of Actual Labor Units is not 50 mhrs & 20 mhrs. It shows 32 mhrs & 38 mhrs. Total manhours is still the same 70 mhrs.
So, how to freeze the Actual labor units from the previous week (50 mhrs + 20 mhrs, instead of 32 mhrs + 38 mhrs)actually? Did I make a mistake when I apply Store Period Performance? Can somebody guide me the steps?
Your help is appreciated. Thanks.
Rgds,
Rifky
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Oldest first- 0Rodel Marasigan ·Rifky,
Unfortunately not both at the same time. You can either show % complete or Units and Cost.
Percent complete can be showed using Spreadsheet Options-> Calculate Average then enter the total cost or unit over 100.
For Planned use Period Planned Value Cost or Unit and for Actual use Period Earned Value Cost or Unit.
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