Physical % of Completion Vs Schedule % completeion
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Joseph AshlynMember for 21 years 9 months
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Hi All,
In P3 can we schedule the program based on two rules
1. Physical % Completion.
2. Time elapsed.
can you solve this example.
A activity has 10 days duration. During updation up to run date percentage complete is 50%. P3 caluclates the remaining duration and extend the end date by 5 days from the run date. Now if i want to show that the elapsed time is 50% and the physical percentage is 0%, and still meet the end date (without puting an expected finish date constraint) in the remaing duration. i.e i will finish the activity 100% in the remaing duration (say with additional resources) to keep the end date the same in the updated schedule. Is this possible. if not how do we link actual Physical and time elapsed % in P3
Hope the crowd can come up with a solution
Cheers
Bye
Joseph
In P3 can we schedule the program based on two rules
1. Physical % Completion.
2. Time elapsed.
can you solve this example.
A activity has 10 days duration. During updation up to run date percentage complete is 50%. P3 caluclates the remaining duration and extend the end date by 5 days from the run date. Now if i want to show that the elapsed time is 50% and the physical percentage is 0%, and still meet the end date (without puting an expected finish date constraint) in the remaing duration. i.e i will finish the activity 100% in the remaing duration (say with additional resources) to keep the end date the same in the updated schedule. Is this possible. if not how do we link actual Physical and time elapsed % in P3
Hope the crowd can come up with a solution
Cheers
Bye
Joseph
2 replies
Oldest first- 0Raja Izat Raja Ibrahim ·Hi joseph,
u can play round resource lag, and shift every resources for that activities to 50% elapsed time, so the physical progress will show 0% and Time duration showing 50% or u can put as non working day for that activities for activities for 5 days.
hope this can works...
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