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Generating an Early, Late, & Planned Curve in P6

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Tue, 2012-08-07 16:41
Melissa Schiller
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In P3, users could produce an Early, Late, & Planned Curve.  P6 doesn't do this. 

I am able to produce an Early & Late Resource curve by copy/pasting the data from the resource assignments view into an excel spreadsheet, but I cannot produce a planned curve.

I am curious to know what others are doing to generate a planned curve from P6 without simply taking the average of the early & late units. 

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Wed, 2012-08-08 10:25
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Raymund de Laza
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Melissa,

The early dates of your Baseline or Initial Schedule represents the Planned.
Use the Baseline to generate the required curve.

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Wed, 2012-08-08 03:05
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mohd mofaz
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Go to resource graph on the task bar in P6. Then right click on the graph to customize according to what you want.

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