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How do you obtain these indicators from P3?

Fabrizio CapelloMember for 21 years
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Hi everybody,

I wish to get the following indicators from P3:

- Total Cost at Completion
- Projected Complettion Date
- Projected Cash Flow

If any of you can help on this issue, I will appreciate it a lot.

Thank you in advance.

Fabrizio.

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    Philip Jonker ·
    Tell us what you have loaded in the program
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    Fabrizio Capello ·
    Hi, I have loaded man-hours. Thank you.
  3. 0
    Sukumaran Subaramaniyan ·
    Have you loaded the cost and linked the activities?

    Regards.
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    Fabrizio Capello ·
    Yes, I have loaded cost, linked the activities, calculated the schedule, made a copy of my schedule and created a target. Could you respond the question, please? Thank you.
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    Sen Moc ·
    The Projected Completion Date will be the Finish Date of the last activity of your project. Check your calculated schedule.
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    Yousif Alaubidi ·
    Dear all

    I need help for my quations please,

    1-i would like to create UNDO botton , who can i obtain use that property in Primavera Project Planner P3.1
    , am read that when you click at begin for opening of any project you must to click on Exclusive botton , but in fact its don’t work ,, so what is the anthor tools ..

    2-what is mean by Primavera , i need to define and anaysis the original word..
    3-i need to send me a true example for samle project and with full detail please..


    Thank you all

    Enginner : Yousif A.Ayal
    Iraq
    Basra
    19/11/2005
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    Philip Jonker ·
    Hi Fabrizio,

    Wish you Italians would pick shorter names or make the spaghetti shorter.

    The point is you take clocked hours, which is the actual amont of hours spent, and the budgeted hours, and the amount of progress. You then multiply the bubgeted hours with the percentage progres, and you have the magig fibure of hours earned,now you divide this by the clocked hours, and you get to a figure, if it is above 1 you are doing well. and if below .085 you are in the brown stuff. You use this PF (performance factor) and divide it into your remaining budget, rhis will give you a cost to completion

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