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Cut-Off’s in P6

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Jonathan Ward
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Good morning/afternoon al,

Once again, any help that anyone could would be very much appreciated. How do I ’create’ or ’set’ a cut off (by date) in P6?

Many thanks

Jon

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Ronald Winter
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Jonathan,

After applying actual dates and status, you need to have P6 re-compute the CPM using the ‘cut-off’ date as a status date. In ‘P6 speak’, this means that you want to re-calc [push the F9 button or select “Tools / Schedule”] and set the data date to the fist day that new work can begin. Then press the schedule button. There are a huge number of options (this is where P6 shines.) The Help button on the schedule window will be a big help to you. Good luck!
Anoon Iimos
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have you tried "store period performance"? and what does your baseline shows?
Jonathan Ward
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further to my original question below,, in P6 are the ’Timesheet Date Adminsitration’ options the same as ’cut-off’ dates that can be allocated in P3?

I’m after a method of freezing the data to the left of the datadate line (obvuiously once this has been processes and finalized)

many thanks