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Shahzad AhmadMember for 18 years 8 months
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HI, THIS THE BEST WAY TO UPDATE YOUR BASE LINE BY PRIMVERA UPDATE GO TO TOOL AND SELECT UPDATE PROGRESS OR PRESS CTRL+F9. SET A DATA DATE AS YOU EQUIRED.

THEN PUT THIS AS A TARGET ONE AND YOUR SCHEDULE WHICH YOU WANT TO UPDATE PUT AS A TARGET TWO

IN THAT YOU CAN COMPARE YOUR BASE LINE VS CURRENT SCHEDULE.


THANKS
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    Shahzad Sikandar ·
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    Shahzad

    I dont really get you,,why press Ctrl + F9 ,,it never works anyway in P6/P5..

    Why do you really need to updates the baseline,,,its a frozen entity, and you only reschedule current programme,,,

    please explain to me what you are trying to say.

    may be i am missing something?

    thanks
    TC
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    Shahzad Ahmad ·
    #2
    Hi,Shahzad



    This is the one way to obtained a Planned % Progress

    based on duration.

    I did this ...for my current project..which is very helpfull for Invoicess.

    you are right this is only for P3.1 option.

    I hope ..it would be clear...

    Thanks
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    Shahzad Sikandar ·
    #3
    didnt get you sorry,

    i can do the same in current project, as it is compared against the baseline, as i update current schedule, i get earned value for this in terms of units or cost?

    why would i have to update baseline in order to get planned % progress.... are you talking about PLanned value? (budgted cost of work scheduled-BCWS)???

    Please light more
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    Shahzad Ahmad ·
    #4
    SORRY...DEAR

    I FORGET TO EXPLAIN YOU ..UDATE FILE NOT A BASE LINE..IT IS DUMMY OF BASLINE...WHICH I AM USE TO UPDATE....BY PRIMAVERA...

    TO GET A PLANNED % PROGRESS AS ...I DID NOT MENTION COST OR....

    CHEER

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    Shahzad Sikandar ·
    #5
    ok got you.

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