Check your email for detailed steps to display the Ordinal Early Start and Ordinal Early Finish dates. The file contains photos and I don’t know how to paste images in PP!
Regards
JK
NB: If anyone needs these steps, please send me your email.
One workaround to show the ordinal dates in a layout or report could be to use the date arithmetic feature in a Global Change:
- Create Numeric Custom data items for each ordinal date you want to show (e.g. ORES for Early Start and OREF for Early Finish)
- Create a Global Change (Tools --> Global Change...), and in the Then portion of the Change tab, define the ORES and OREF custom data items by calculating the number of workperiods from project start (or any other date):
ORES EQ SD - ES
OREF EQ SD - EF
Of course, you need to manually re-run the Global Change after each schedule update!
Ron, I didnt know it was not available in P3e/c! Is it back with P6?
P3 only has a Workperiod Line that you can add to a standard report. Workperiods are also shown in the pop-up calendars on the activity tab.
You think that you have it bad - P3e/c (Primavera Version 5) doesnt have a single place to access workperiods. Not in reports and not in the pop-up calendars! If you need to use workperiod numbers, then stay with P3. Good luck!
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Dear All,
Thank you all for your input.
It is nice to see a subject reopened after over 34 months of my first posting.
Thank you for addressing your postings to me even after this long period.
I will definetely include your turnarounds in my planning hints file.
Please Keep Walking!
Regards,
Hi Joe,
Check your email for detailed steps to display the Ordinal Early Start and Ordinal Early Finish dates. The file contains photos and I don’t know how to paste images in PP!
Regards
JK
NB: If anyone needs these steps, please send me your email.
[email protected]
Try creating a Custom Data Item for the start and finish work period
Then set a column to the custom field created and fill each one in with the information.
I wasnt able to come up with a global change for you.
You may be able to export the information to move into the CDI
Let me know how it works for you.
Hi Joe,
One workaround to show the ordinal dates in a layout or report could be to use the date arithmetic feature in a Global Change:
- Create Numeric Custom data items for each ordinal date you want to show (e.g. ORES for Early Start and OREF for Early Finish)
- Create a Global Change (Tools --> Global Change...), and in the Then portion of the Change tab, define the ORES and OREF custom data items by calculating the number of workperiods from project start (or any other date):
ORES EQ SD - ES
OREF EQ SD - EF
Of course, you need to manually re-run the Global Change after each schedule update!
Ron, I didnt know it was not available in P3e/c! Is it back with P6?
Best Regards,
Jean-Philippe
P3 only has a Workperiod Line that you can add to a standard report. Workperiods are also shown in the pop-up calendars on the activity tab.
You think that you have it bad - P3e/c (Primavera Version 5) doesnt have a single place to access workperiods. Not in reports and not in the pop-up calendars! If you need to use workperiod numbers, then stay with P3. Good luck!