Budget Unit Calculation
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Luis GonzalesMember for 18 years
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hi to all master
I’m newly in scheduling/planning work and I used P6,I just want to know how to calculate "budget unit" for non labor and labor unit,I have programmed now created by 1 of the planner from our head office and sent it to me to study and update.some of the activities in the programmed has already a budget unit..e.g..activity name=Pile Cap A-zone,duration=32 days,non labor budgeted unit=1400995 and labor 2976262..I am trying to find out how they/he calculated that data,but I can’t find out how?...your help will highly appreciated..
thanks and regards
Luis
I’m newly in scheduling/planning work and I used P6,I just want to know how to calculate "budget unit" for non labor and labor unit,I have programmed now created by 1 of the planner from our head office and sent it to me to study and update.some of the activities in the programmed has already a budget unit..e.g..activity name=Pile Cap A-zone,duration=32 days,non labor budgeted unit=1400995 and labor 2976262..I am trying to find out how they/he calculated that data,but I can’t find out how?...your help will highly appreciated..
thanks and regards
Luis
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Oldest first- 0Andrew Dick ·Luis,
I would suggest that the figures entered may be a dollar value associated with the activities.
These numbers may (should) have come from the project estimate.
You generally wouldn’t let the planning tool create a value on a discrete effort/labor activity, as this information is usually entered manually.
I would ask the planner that created the schedule how they arrived at that figure and if the answer is an estimate then request a copy of it as you may wish to refer to it at a later date.
Andy
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