Calculating % Complete, OD & RD
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Mark ArmstrongMember for 19 years 11 months
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I’ve set up a schedule to mark progress on a contract tender period. I have set up the activity code dictionary (different contracts types)and this is used as my heading.I have 5 activities starting from prepare tender docs as number 1 and award contract as number 5, and all the steps in between. The first 4 activities are tasks and the last being a finish milestone all with fs relationships. I have allocated these activities with there correct activity code value. I have set the schedule date as todays date. the problems i’m running into is that i can’t seem to calculate the % Complete, OD & RD correctly. the first activity has an actual start date but the remaining activities follow sequentially. if i enter a duration for an activity that has already started to finish on the correct date it is not the correct duration between the two dates. i have set up the calendar as a 7 day work week.
If any one had any advice it would be much appreciated.
I’ve set up a schedule to mark progress on a contract tender period. I have set up the activity code dictionary (different contracts types)and this is used as my heading.I have 5 activities starting from prepare tender docs as number 1 and award contract as number 5, and all the steps in between. The first 4 activities are tasks and the last being a finish milestone all with fs relationships. I have allocated these activities with there correct activity code value. I have set the schedule date as todays date. the problems i’m running into is that i can’t seem to calculate the % Complete, OD & RD correctly. the first activity has an actual start date but the remaining activities follow sequentially. if i enter a duration for an activity that has already started to finish on the correct date it is not the correct duration between the two dates. i have set up the calendar as a 7 day work week.
If any one had any advice it would be much appreciated.
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