Define costs at your activity you need to do this even if you only want to use manhours. I usualy make resources costs 1 Euro / Hour. Then hours and costs are equal. P3e needs costs to calculate % complete on each level.
(aswell in the current as in the baseline).
Tip 2: check if costs at completion is what you expected. when you dont want variance make a global change that set at completion equals to budget so your % complete is calculated as you expected
Tip 3: If you dont use actuals make actuals equal to (activity % complete x budget) by using a global change.
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Henk
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Submitted by Muhammad Khan on Thu, 2005-07-07 05:38
I did not include any layout setting in the xer file but if you display the following columns - Duration %, Performance %,and Unit Percentage, Budget, Actual, Remaining duration, and OD. It should explain how P3e is calculate performance % base on EV and how EV is added to get CPI and SPI base on unit and cost.
Cheers
Alex
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Submitted by Muhammad Khan on Wed, 2005-07-06 06:08
Could you please send me the power point presentation that you were just talking about. It would be really interesting to know. How can i contact you to provide you my personal email.
P3e do have the % complete on Performance, Unit and Duration, if you display either of these column it will use it % complete rule on all of the activity under its summary level.
As I stated in order to summarize a mixture of % complete type the only path is to use Earn Value as the common measurement unit.
Regardless the activity % complete type P3e will calculate its Earn Value. By Summarize the earn value you can measure either by unit or cost its % complete.
If you are still unsure how P3e can accurate calculate a % from mixture of activities. I can send you a sample xer
Cheers
Alex
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Submitted by Vamsi Kolliboina on Wed, 2005-07-06 02:35
I understand that performance %Complete is assoiciated with EV (As EV = BAC x Performance%Complete) and there are various methods to calculate perfromance% complete.But I am not sure how other %completes are associated with EV.
To sum all different % complete type, P3e uses Earned Value in each activity.
TO make summary work properly some conditions are nessary to work.
I had a presentation that show exactly how this work. Send me a PM I will forward the powerpoint presentation to you.
In summary it is better to use CPI and SPI for % complete summary. And it is difficult to mix duration, unit, cost & performance % @ the end of the day it is better to use a common unit - EV
Cheers
Alex
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Submitted by Muhammad Khan on Tue, 2005-07-05 09:51
Thnx for the reply. I alread know this bit that you have just answered. The main problem is the second part of my questions about performance and schedule percentage complete and percentage complete at summary level.
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Submitted by Vamsi Kolliboina on Tue, 2005-07-05 09:31
Select PHYSICAL when U want to enter Activity % Complete manually based on the physical progress.
Select DURATION when U want to enter Activity % Complete based on OD & RD. In this Case Activity%Complete =(OD-RD)/OD
Select UNITS when U want to enter Activity % Complete based on Resource Units. In this Case Activity%Complete =(Actual Labor & Nonlabor Units)/(Actual Labor & Nonlabor Units +Rem. Labor & Nonlabor Units)
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22 years 8 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Henk
In you private message it didnot contain any email reply to,
if you send me your address I can forward the file to you as a reference
Cheers
Alex
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21 years 3 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Interesting topic i guess.
One very important tip:
Define costs at your activity you need to do this even if you only want to use manhours. I usualy make resources costs 1 Euro / Hour. Then hours and costs are equal. P3e needs costs to calculate % complete on each level.
(aswell in the current as in the baseline).
Tip 2: check if costs at completion is what you expected. when you dont want variance make a global change that set at completion equals to budget so your % complete is calculated as you expected
Tip 3: If you dont use actuals make actuals equal to (activity % complete x budget) by using a global change.
Regards
Henk
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22 years 6 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Thanx Alex
I have received the ppt & xer files. That has really addressed the issue.
Cheers
Muhammad
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24 years 2 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Alex,
Thanx for the ppt & .xer on %complete its very useful.
Cheers
Vamsi
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22 years 8 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Dear All
You should received by now, if not PM me again
I did not include any layout setting in the xer file but if you display the following columns - Duration %, Performance %,and Unit Percentage, Budget, Actual, Remaining duration, and OD. It should explain how P3e is calculate performance % base on EV and how EV is added to get CPI and SPI base on unit and cost.
Cheers
Alex
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22 years 6 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Alex
Could you please send me the power point presentation that you were just talking about. It would be really interesting to know. How can i contact you to provide you my personal email.
cheers
Muhammad
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Vamsi
Send me your e-mail in Private Message
I will post it ASAP
Cheers
Alex
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22 years 8 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Hi
To double confirm your query.
P3e do have the % complete on Performance, Unit and Duration, if you display either of these column it will use it % complete rule on all of the activity under its summary level.
As I stated in order to summarize a mixture of % complete type the only path is to use Earn Value as the common measurement unit.
Regardless the activity % complete type P3e will calculate its Earn Value. By Summarize the earn value you can measure either by unit or cost its % complete.
If you are still unsure how P3e can accurate calculate a % from mixture of activities. I can send you a sample xer
Cheers
Alex
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24 years 2 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Hi Alex,
I understand that performance %Complete is assoiciated with EV (As EV = BAC x Performance%Complete) and there are various methods to calculate perfromance% complete.But I am not sure how other %completes are associated with EV.
I would Like to go thru that presentation of urs
Cheers,
Vamsi
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22 years 8 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Hi
In P3e % complete is assoicated with EV
To sum all different % complete type, P3e uses Earned Value in each activity.
TO make summary work properly some conditions are nessary to work.
I had a presentation that show exactly how this work. Send me a PM I will forward the powerpoint presentation to you.
In summary it is better to use CPI and SPI for % complete summary. And it is difficult to mix duration, unit, cost & performance % @ the end of the day it is better to use a common unit - EV
Cheers
Alex
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22 years 6 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Thnx for the reply. I alread know this bit that you have just answered. The main problem is the second part of my questions about performance and schedule percentage complete and percentage complete at summary level.
cheers
Member for
24 years 2 monthsRE: P3 Vs P3e various options of Percentage Comple
Hi,
Select PHYSICAL when U want to enter Activity % Complete manually based on the physical progress.
Select DURATION when U want to enter Activity % Complete based on OD & RD. In this Case Activity%Complete =(OD-RD)/OD
Select UNITS when U want to enter Activity % Complete based on Resource Units. In this Case Activity%Complete =(Actual Labor & Nonlabor Units)/(Actual Labor & Nonlabor Units +Rem. Labor & Nonlabor Units)
Cheers,
Vamsi