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Budgeted cost does not match with generated cash flow

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Wed, 2008-06-11 12:48
Albert Balogo
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Hi to All,

!. Any body can help me, using P3 version 3.1 I’ve loaded the budgeted cost (Selling cost of project) for each activity, but the problem is, when i trying to run for monthly cashflow the generated output could not match to the budgeted cost it’s exceeding almost 10% of total budgeted cost.

2.(Budgeted cost)-(Cost to date) = Cost to complete..... these three was loaded to my program but the amount of cost to complete has wrong output most of the activity.

Thank you

Albert
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Fri, 2008-06-13 05:45
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Anoon Iimos
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i’m talking of "weighting factor", if you had used "costs" you must update your program with costs, and not with any other options.
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Thu, 2008-06-12 13:26
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Albert Balogo
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Yes Anoon, there is three ways on how to update the program duration,resources and cost. these three i used cost. even my friend he’s a planner too, he cant resolve this problem. you can try it to your program, just let me know if something remedy.

thanks
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Thu, 2008-06-12 04:45
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Anoon Iimos
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have you chosen "costs" as your weighting factor before running your schedule? how do you update your schedule?
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