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Produce timescale for every 4 weeks interval on P6

Roufaida JazarMember for 10 years 11 months
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Hello All,

is any one come across how to produce time scale for every 4 weeks on P6 v. 8.3 staring from 1st of April every year so I can see easily for each period how much man day and cost I spend/planned.

 

Thanks

 

Roufaida

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    Zoltan Palffy ·

    filter wherestart is with in

    filter 

    where

    start is with in the range of  DD (low value)    DD+4w (high value)

    or

    finish is with in the range of  DD (low value)    DD+4w (high value)

     

    then view show on bottom resource useage profile 

    then save the layout  

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    Roufaida Jazar ·

    Thanks Zoltan

    Thanks Zoltan

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    Mohammed Adil ·

    Hi I have developed a

    Hi I have developed a schedule where in total budgeted manhours are 1,133,767, however when copied to excel I am getting a difference of 235 manhours. Could some one please help me on this subject ?

     

    Similarly when the total manhours are viewed in RESOURCE ASSIGNMENTS I have found that the total budgeted manhours are 1,132,567 which is 1,200 less compared to what is depicted on the manin ACTIVITIES table log.

     

    Thanks 

     

    Muhammad

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    Rafael Davila ·

    Getting the diagram and

    Getting the diagram and tabular reports using a user defined period shall be easy with any software. You shall be able to create the user defined periods but I do not believe you will be able show them as a time scale period.

    With P6 time distributed data always keep in mind that P6 will not necessarily yield correct results unless the period is aligned with the financial periods you are using when updating your schedule. In addition remember that P6 have a limit of a single financial period definition per database. 

    Also the 1st of April every year will not be at the start of the 4 week user defined period period for every year as a year is not an exact multiple of 4 weeks plus we have a lap year every 4 years. 

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