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Hello,
After building the project schedule, but before reaching an agreed-to baseline with the client, is it ok to enter progress dates into activities that have taken place in the time between putting the schedule together and reaching the agreed-upon baseline with the client? Or is there a different standard method for doing this?
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Hi Jordan
I take the opposite view to Patrick.
The progress data should reflect what actually happened so it should be added to your "trial" programme.
If changes are required to get approval then the new programme is easily progressed a second time.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Not a good idea - the baseline may be adjusted to reflect what is actually happening but generally the 'baseline' is the planned situation.
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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