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Schedule % Complete

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Thu, 2012-09-06 03:02
kumar s
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Hello All,

Please guide me as i am new to MSP...

1) I have Prepared the schedule and set the baseline and updated the schedule for 1 week.

Now i want to show the Schedule % Complete Column Against the Actual % Complete.But i cannot find the Schedule % Column.Where i can get it.

2) For Showing the Actual % complete which of the % complete can be used as there are 3 types (% complete,Work % complete,Physical % Complete).

3) Is it neccesary to add resources to your project to monitor the Project or it can be done without resource assignment also.

Thanks in advance

Kumar S

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Fri, 2012-09-07 01:51
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kumar s
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Hello Sir,

 

thanks for ur reply.

Ok Then is there a way to get the Planned % complete week wise for my project from MSP.

I have to show the week wise planned % of my project to my cleint one week before i start to monitor the project...
In P6 I used to change the data date(Week wise) and get the planned % complete for that week.So is there anything like this which can be done in MSP also.

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Thu, 2012-09-06 13:02
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Paul Harris
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The % Completes that MSP has are:

  • % Complet which is in actual fact % Duration
  • % Work Complete which may be unlinked from  % Complete
  • Physical % Complete which is a manually entered value.

For any other you will need to enter a formulae ina custom column.

 

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