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Planned % comp based on Late dates.

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Muhammad AliMember for 22 years 1 month
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Friends!

I am monitoring progress based on “Duration”. I want to draw a set of S curves in X-cel (Early and Late) for the planned progress % comp based on duration.

To get early planned % comp > I use Automatic update (Control F9) run the progress on weekly basis (repeatedly). The program activities are run on all early dates and summarization based on duration gives me overall planned % comp.

Coming to the exact querry. . Is there any way to get planned Late % comp. Like any option which makes Automatic update to start all the activities on their late dates, so that I can have planned Late % comp. !!

Thanx
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    Jaco Stadler ·
    #1
    Do you want to show the percentage in a Column on the schedule or on the S-Curve
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    Muhammad Ali ·
    #2
    Well, as long as I am able to get the data (could be a column inside the P3 schedule) I can export it to Xcel. My objective is to get % late comp for each activity that can be summarized to an overall % comp. . . .
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    Jaco Stadler ·
    #3
    The Easy Way is to export the summary the report I found the easiast is Tools / Tabluar Report / Tabular / RT1.

    You modify this report (Or copy) Then you Export You Can Select Which Dates you want to export on this (Timescale)

    Hope this help
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    Muhammad Ali ·
    #4
    What I understand is that in Tools > Tabular or graphical reports, all reports are based on either cost or quantity.

    Assume that my schedule is not cost or resource (Qty) loaded. I can not use any tabluar or graphical report!! My schedule contains only activities and I want to develop Early and Late S curves for the planned % comp.

    My progress measurment will only be based on Tools > Options > Summarization > Duration.

    May be I was unable to explain my querry properly.
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    Erik Jonker ·
    #5
    Hi Muhammad,

    The only way to do this would be to create a duration resource.

    The easiest way would be to add a resource called time and set the budget quantity equal to the original duration.

    You would then be able to do an s-curve.

    Regards,

    Erik
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    Dayanidhi Dhandapany ·
    #6
    Follow Erik’s advice; it would be easier to introduce a dummy resource to accomplish your task.

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    Muhammad Ali ·
    #7
    Daya I agree with you. Thanx Eric for you tip!! It really worked . .
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