I found out that when I choose to display "at completion costs" instead of units, the graphs are identical. But this makes it only more weird as the costs is calculated by cost/unit * budgeted units right?
Even though the project has not started, and so remaining and budgeted should be the same, this could be the solution. But I can’t find a way to change these settings. Do you know where I can change it?
Let me explain myself better by adding a printscreen from the graphs. To make the issue even more clear I only added only one resource to the stacked histogram (so it should be the same as the "unstacked" histogram). As you can see I select resource "PPP man" for both graphs.
Thanks.
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Submitted by Johannes Vandenberg on Mon, 2013-12-30 18:34
Thanks for your reply. Please see the image below. The first is the stacked histogram for week of Jan 25, the second the histogram of resource MAN of the same week. As you can see, the values for resource MAN in the stacked histogram is not the same as the (unstacked) histogram of resource MAN, but it should be.
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Submitted by Raymund de Laza on Sat, 2013-12-28 08:49
Stacked Histogram is the Summary of all Resources in that particular period.
While in the Histogram Profile if only the Particular Resource is selected, it shows only the Units of that Particular Resource. If you select all Resources then it shows the Summary of all Resources in that particular period.
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11 years 10 monthsI found out that when I
I found out that when I choose to display "at completion costs" instead of units, the graphs are identical. But this makes it only more weird as the costs is calculated by cost/unit * budgeted units right?
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11 years 10 monthsHi Johannes, Even though the
Hi Johannes,
Even though the project has not started, and so remaining and budgeted should be the same, this could be the solution. But I can’t find a way to change these settings. Do you know where I can change it?
Thanks!
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11 years 10 monthsHi Raymund, Let me explain
Hi Raymund,
Let me explain myself better by adding a printscreen from the graphs. To make the issue even more clear I only added only one resource to the stacked histogram (so it should be the same as the "unstacked" histogram). As you can see I select resource "PPP man" for both graphs.
Thanks.
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15 years 9 monthsHi CoenAre you sure that you
Hi Coen
Are you sure that you are comparing apples with apples?
I can see in you tabulation that Man ( in green) equals 397.31
In the other tabulation see that the "Budgeted units" Yellow are 285.70
It might well be that the green notation is for the "remaining hours" and that the yellow notation is the "budgeted units".
These might well be different due to updating the schedule.
Trust this helps
Regards Johannes
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11 years 10 monthsHi Raymund, Thanks for your
Hi Raymund,
Thanks for your reply. Please see the image below. The first is the stacked histogram for week of Jan 25, the second the histogram of resource MAN of the same week. As you can see, the values for resource MAN in the stacked histogram is not the same as the (unstacked) histogram of resource MAN, but it should be.
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15 years 11 monthsCoen,Stacked Histogram is the
Coen,
Stacked Histogram is the Summary of all Resources in that particular period.
While in the Histogram Profile if only the Particular Resource is selected, it shows only the Units of that Particular Resource. If you select all Resources then it shows the Summary of all Resources in that particular period.
Regards,