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Jan Richard NobleMember for 20 years 11 months
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Hi everybody,

Please can anyone give me tips on how to superimpose the s-curve on the gant chart of the P6. I am new to this version. I am more familiar with the P3 version.

I appreciate your kind advice.

Thank you and have a good day.

Jan Noble/ PP member #12159

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    Anoon Iimos ·
    #1
    i suggest you get a training course
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    Jan Richard Noble ·
    #2
    Thanks Annon. Do you know where I could get a training course in the Philippines. July could be a good timing.

    Cheers!
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    Anoon Iimos ·
    #3
    as far as i can remember there were two PARs in Makati, try google and you will find it
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    Charleston-Joseph Orbe ·
    #4
    "There were ..."

    They are past tense

    meaning history.

    They dont exist anymore ????
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    Alex Wong ·
    #5
    Print preview - Print setup - Options - Tick "Gantt Chart" and Profile
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    Jan Richard Noble ·
    #6
    Thanks guys. I’ll try to research.

    Alex,

    It aint working. I tried the P3 graphic report and erase the graphs except the S-curve. I copy and paste it (i mean the curved line) on the gantt chart area. It works but when I start printing it, the result graph is not aligned to the chart. any idea? sounds confusing but I need this for presentation purposes.

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    Noel Adan ·
    #7

    Jan,

    Try to inquire in CIM Technologies, Makati, Philippines.

    ciao
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    Jan Richard Noble ·
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    Noel,

    Thank you for the info.
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    Alex Wong ·
    #9
    I am confuse, you want to have your S-Curve in P3 or P6 ... I had posted a picture in the forum. U can search and find it. Alex
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    Noel Adan ·
    #10
    Welcome pare! no problem :-)
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