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| Activity I.d | Acvtivity Name | Duration | Month | Baseline % completion (or planned) | Actual % completion |
| 1.1 | Initiation | 2 | Jan | 25% | 25% |
| 1.2 | Planning | 3 | Feb | 25% | 20% |
| 1.3 | Execution | 10 | Mar | 25% | 10% |
| 1.4 | Closing | 5 | Apr | 25% | 0% |
Hi All,
It is just an image of what is in my mind, i have full programs in p6 as well in ms project but i don't know how to bring the columns like this. it will make my life easier in generating s-curves. can anyone help me?
regards,
KK
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Procedure should be similar within your software. If you want detailed % comparison on activity basis you shall create a comparison baseline updated with progress as if planned to the same DD.
Just remember to compare same % types.
Hi,
The Schedule % Complete will not roll over to summary unless you will load any resource to an activity. Try adding material type resource even with zero value then you will get the summary value.
Create a baseline updated to same DD using progress as planned and then you shall be able to display both columns.
Thanks for this tip, but this schedule% complete does not give overall project summary... it gives updates for the individual activites but does not give overall %age. can we show it from any means?
regards,
Schedule % Complete = Planned % Complete or Baseline % complete
ok, fine but what columns to choose in p6? i cannot find baseline or planned %age in p6.
Hi,
Al those data are available from P6 but you need to export to excell to arrange according to the table you wish.
Regards,
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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