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All;
I've been asked to graph the percent complete of a project in P6. The project has a total duration that it must meet. The simple, linear way, would be to just graph the schedule percent complete on the linear total duratino and call it a day. We don't want to do it this way becasue we believe the activities or the summary bands/phases that they belong to, should be waited - ex. 24 month total project duration, demo/abatement is considered 10% of the project (i.e. 2.4 mos). If the demo is projecting to take 3 months to complete, would we simply should the demo/abatement phase "below" the linear line? The other question is, once we determine how to weigh each phase, etc. will p6 produce this graph or will we need to dump out to excel, etc.
Any feedback provided would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Dear David,
Based on what i understand from the above a summary layout for an update & a target which is the baseline will fulfil your requirements .Please confirm my understanding.
the answer for your second question is yes the primavera could produce a graph showing your progress ( weather you are a head or late or between early and late ) once you define how to weight your activities .
Note that i am agianst using the time only to measure the progress
David,
Are you talking about S-curves? Sorry I must be a little confused with your question.
Cheers,
the Rock
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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